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Long-Term Resistance Training Promotes Healthy Aging
Autophagy is an important process in cells that helps get rid of damaged or unnecessary parts. When it doesn't work ...
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Epigenetic Engineering Rejuvenates Lab Mice
Scientists led by Harvard Medical School have shown that degradation in the way DNA is organized and regulated - known ...
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Algae-Based Microrobots Deliver Life-Saving Drugs
Nanotechnology engineers at UC San Diego have developed microscopic robots, called "microrobots." They can swim around in the lungs, deliver ...
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Chromosome Fusion Enables Accelerated Evolution
Chinese scientists have developed a new technique for programmable chromosome fusion. And they've used the new technique in the laboratory ...
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Bioengineered Immune Cells for Deadly Genetic Disease
Immusoft, a biotechnology company based in Seattle, has announced that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) “has agreed to ...
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Genetically-Modified Cancer-Killing Oncolytic Viruses
In May, City of Hope and Imugene Limited announced that the first patient was dosed in a phase 1 clinical trial ...
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New Artificial Neurons Send and Receive Chemical Signals
Scientists in China and Singapore have developed a novel artificial neuron. It can both release and receive dopamine. And it ...
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Computer Simulations Reveal Deep Mysteries of the Brain
Researchers at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center have developed complex bio-realistic computer models of individual neurons. They are also suitable for the ...
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"Mind Blowing" Restoration of Organic Function in Dead Pig
Scientists at Yale University have restored blood circulation and other cellular functions in pigs a full hour after their deaths. ...
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New AI Boosts Drug Discovery
Scientists at University of Washington and Harvard University have developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) software that can help create proteins. It ...
