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17
Mar
2021
Viruses adapt to ‘language of human cells’ to hijack protein synthesis
Human viruses including SARS-CoV-2 are better adapted to infecting certain types of tissues based on this ability.
09
Mar
2021
First comprehensive map of amyloid plaque mutations opens new avenues for early detection of Alzheimer’s disease
The map will also help researchers better understand the biological mechanisms that control the onset of the disease
08
Mar
2021
Predicting how brain cancer responds to immunotherapy non-invasively
A new study in Nature Communications describes a new method developed by CNAG-CRG and VHIO
04
Mar
2021
Facial development in Down syndrome and green tea extracts
The intake of green tea extracts potentially reduces facial dysmorphology in children with Down syndrome
01
Mar
2021
Single cell sequencing opens new avenues for eradicating leukaemia at its source
A new tool can boost international research efforts to find cancer drugs
25
Feb
2021
New therapeutic target for Huntington’s treatment
The results could also have implications in the treatment of other diseases
22
Feb
2021
International study finds increased mortality in adults with Down syndrome
Findings reiterate need to prioritise vaccinations for those with the genetic disorder
18
Feb
2021
Researchers chart a three-dimensional genomic map of healthy and cancerous lymphocytes
The map reveals new points of vulnerability to target therapeutically in tumour cells
10
Feb
2021
Earliest signs of an immune response found in developing embryos
Findings may lead to new clinical efforts in treating infertility or early miscarriages
09
Feb
2021
People with Down syndrome are genetically susceptible to COVID-19
Their findings boost existing calls for priority vaccination of the medically vulnerable group
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Human viruses including SARS-CoV-2 are better adapted to infecting certain types of tissues based on this ability.
The map will also help researchers better understand the biological mechanisms that control the onset of the disease
A new study in Nature Communications describes a new method developed by CNAG-CRG and VHIO
The intake of green tea extracts potentially reduces facial dysmorphology in children with Down syndrome
A new tool can boost international research efforts to find cancer drugs
The results could also have implications in the treatment of other diseases
Findings reiterate need to prioritise vaccinations for those with the genetic disorder
The map reveals new points of vulnerability to target therapeutically in tumour cells
Findings may lead to new clinical efforts in treating infertility or early miscarriages
Their findings boost existing calls for priority vaccination of the medically vulnerable group