New protein therapy holds promise to combat age-related visionloss
Ophthalmology Times - 07-Jun-2024Boosting IRAK-M protein protects retinal cells in AMD patients
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Journal that publish papers with topics related to translational medicine
Science Translational Medicine is a weekly journal devoted to research and issues of strong interest to the translational medicine community. Translational medicine topics suitable for submission include any original research findings, discussions or analyses that move the field closer to the goal of improving human health, or the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Interdisciplinary approaches are particularly encouraged, for example, studies at the interface of engineering and diagnostics, chemistry and drug development, or cell biology and clinical medicine. We accept original research, as well as Reviews, Perspectives and Commentaries.
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Boosting IRAK-M protein protects retinal cells in AMD patients
Boosting IRAK-M protein protects retina in the eyes and paves way for potential AMD treatment
The treatment was most effective when combined with a bone-strengthening drug
Scientists craft lifelike skin to aid chronic wound and burn care
The test could identify drugs that reverse or slow down DNA damage and disease
Test involves protein analysis that provide a snapshot of an individual's health
mRNA cocktail treatment shows anti-tumor effect without toxic side effects in mice
Cell therapy repairs brain damage from dementia and stroke in mice, soon to begin human trials
A potential therapeutic target for ageing, but still a long way to human trials
A promising anti-cancer immunotherapy approach, and alternative to traditional drugs
Promising tech for treating brain disorders successfully deployed in monkeys and rodents
In rat and pig models this cardiac patch improved recovery after heart attacks
As concluded by experiments done in mice and human volunteers
Bridging long nerve gaps from injuries; soon to enter human trials in 2021
Better than just letting the nerves grow haphazardly on their own
More likely to climb stairs faster and walk over obstacles safely
With all these cancers on the rise, are we acting fast enough?
Very clever technology – super-accurate blood test without taking a drop of blood
Scaffold is populated by patient's own blood vessels
Can be used to add or remove products from the body