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Post-surgical management strategies for reliable preclinical rodent studies
Learn about common challenges and proper maintenance practices for catheterized rodent models.
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Bree Foster, PhD
Researchers use nanotechnology to deliver highly toxic drug safely to tumors
The new therapy combines a chemically enhanced drug with tumor-targeted delivery to overcome resistance and reduce side effects.
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Alejandra Manjarrez, PhD
Rebuilding a liver with the help of macrophages
Macrophage-based therapies for liver cirrhosis are entering clinical trials, but key challenges remain before they become a viable treatment.
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Andrew Saintsing, PhD
ALS disrupts sleep, but an insomnia medication may help
People and mice with ALS-linked mutations show altered sleep patterns early in life. Modifying sleep hormone levels normalized sleep cycles in mice.
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Samantha Borje
Engineered stem cells help paralyzed mice walk again
Scientists recovered movement in mouse models of spinal cord injury.
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Alejandra Manjarrez, PhD
Synthetic melanin accelerates wound healing
A dermatologist and a nanomaterials scientist teamed up to develop synthetic particles to accelerate tissue repair in damaged skin.
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Alejandra Manjarrez, PhD
Gut microbes synthesize a potential antidiabetic target
Targeting a gut microbial enzyme could potentially improve treatment for type 2 diabetes.
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Alejandra Manjarrez, PhD
Repurposing a drug to relieve trigeminal neuralgia
Inducing the expression of antioxidant genes offers hope for alleviating severe facial discomfort in patients with a chronic pain condition.
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Allison Whitten, PhD
Rapidly reversing sensory and motor problems after stroke
A drug class that blocks a neuronal receptor’s activity could help stroke patients quickly regain their senses of touch and control over movements.
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Alejandra Manjarrez, PhD
How gut microbes meddle with cancer immunotherapy
By investigating how gut bacteria influence immunotherapy responses in mice, researchers found a molecule involved in treatment resistance.
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