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NF-κB1 Gene Deficiency Causes Invasive Gastric Cancer

by Bruce B. Vanderburg April 23, 2018

Switching off a gene called NF-κB1 caused spontaneous development of stomach (gastric) cancers, driven by chronic inflammation, research have discovered. The study also revealed that immunotherapy may prove to be […]

Dissociable Structural and Functional Hippocampal Outputs via Distinct Subiculum Cell Classes

Pyramidal Cell Subclasses Differ By Electrophysiology And Connectivity

by Florian Rosado April 23, 2018

Efforts to parse the cellular, molecular, and behavioral components of spatial recognition are paying off with new insight into the neuroscience of memory-guided navigation. At the Janelia Research Campus, postdoctoral […]

Chronic Disease Associated With Low Total Testosterone In Men

by Bruce B. Vanderburg April 23, 2018

Low total testosterone levels in males could be associated with chronic disease, even among men 40 years of age and younger, new research indicates. “If we look at data for […]

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Handgrip Strength Could Provide Marker For Brain Functioning

by Milla Bengtsson April 22, 2018

Muscular strength, measured by handgrip, is an indication of how healthy our brains are, a study of nearly half a million people suggests. Using UK Biobank data from 475,397 participants, […]

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Crystal Structure For Neuropeptide Y Receptor Determined

by Dan Modano April 21, 2018

Researchers have characterized a complex, little-understood receptor type that, when activated, shuts off hunger. The findings may open up opportunities to fight obesity at the cellular level. Jens Meiler, of […]

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Acrolein Promotes The Build-up Of Alpha-synuclein

by Bruce B. Vanderburg April 20, 2018

The molecule acrolein has been identified as appearing to play an important role in the development of Parkinson’s disease, researchers at Purdue University report. The new finding could lead to […]

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Human Teneurin2 Structure Resembles Bacterial Toxin

by Florian Rosado April 20, 2018

Teneurin, a protein that plays a key role in embryonic development and nervous system wiring in humans appears to have been borrowed from bacteria, scientists from the University of Chicago […]

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Prenatal Painkiller Use May Affect Future Fertility Of Unborn

by Florian Rosado April 19, 2018

Fetal human tissue exposed to paracetamol and ibuprofen for a week had reduced numbers of germ cells – the cells that develop into sperm and eggs, new research about the […]

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  • Crystal Structure For Neuropeptide Y Receptor Determined

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