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Harnessing Cell Death Protein may Help Prevent Cancer, Stroke, and Alzheimer’s

Harnessing Cell Death Protein may Help Prevent Cancer, Stroke, and Alzheimer’s

A new study has shown that harnessing a powerful protein called SRP-6 that can potentially halt necrosis —a chaotic, irreversible pathway to cell death — may prevent cancer, stroke, and othe...

Researchers Eye Cure for Cell Death from Trauma, Aging

Researchers Eye Cure for Cell Death from Trauma, Aging

Scientists on Thursday unveiled new research which could help doctors develop treatment preventing cells from dying when a patient suffers a heart attack or stroke. Much of the damage ...

Clues in Age-related Human Diseases Provided by Cell Death in Sparrow Brains

Clues in Age-related Human Diseases Provided by Cell Death in Sparrow Brains

The mechanism controlling the remarkable change that takes place in the brains of tiny songbirds every year may help researchers develop treatments for age-related degenerative diseases of ...

Autophagy may Lead to Heart Disease

Autophagy may Lead to Heart Disease

Autophagy, a normal process by which cells eat their own proteins to provide needed resources to the body in times of stress, may paradoxically cause harm to hearts already weakened by disea...

Study Finds Parkinson’s Cell Death Blocked by Stopping Inflammatory Factor

Study Finds Parkinson’s Cell Death Blocked by Stopping Inflammatory Factor

Blocking one of the body’s natural inflammatory factors gives substantial protection against cell death in the brain associated with Parkinson’s disease, researchers at UT Southwestern Medic...

Antibiotic Proved Protective against Heart Tissue Damage and Cell Death – Research Finds

Antibiotic Proved Protective against Heart Tissue Damage and Cell Death – Research Finds

Antibiotics - decreased cell death and heart attack injury by maintaining Adenosine Tri Phosphate (ATP) levels in the cells. A study with rapamycin - an antibiotic (used to trigger organ...

Protein’s role in regulating cell death sets direction for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and cancer research

Protein’s role in regulating cell death sets direction for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and cancer research

A protein called calpain can play a key role in regulating cell death, a Queen’s University study has found. Proof has been raised by these scientists that calpain may be used to promote cel...

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