heart attack
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Immune cells carried an antioxidant to a mouse’s cardiac muscle cells, which had been damaged by a heart attack.
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After a heart attack, the damage is permanent — for now. Researchers are testing innovative ways to get the heart to regenerate muscle cells and fix itself.
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Researchers harvest stem cells from patients who have recently had a heart attack and use them to trigger regeneration of their cardiac muscle.
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Scientists developed a way to probe single cell transcriptomic data to find drugs that target cells of interest and to identify cells targeted by specific drugs.
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Direct cardiac reprogramming relies on the principles of transdifferentiation to convert specialized cells into new cell types that help repair the heart.
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CRISPR gene editing directly and indirectly drives advances in cardiovascular disease therapeutic development.
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