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  • New drug shows promise for phenylketonuria
    News - 15 Jan 2009
    PKU is described by scientists as an autosomal recessive genetic disease that is characterized by a deficiency in an enzyme called phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH).
  • Novel treatment option for obesity
    News - 6 Jan 2009
    A new study in the January 7th issue of Cell Metabolism , a Cell Press publication, helps to explain why obese people and animals fail to respond to leptin, a hormone produced by fat that signals the...
  • Sulfurous ping-pong in the urinary tract
    News - 18 Dec 2008
    Transfer of information is a basic property of biological systems. Common examples include transfer of genetic information or nerve impulses.
  • Breakthrough on type 1 diabetes development
    News - 17 Dec 2008
    Finnish scientists have reported a breakthrough in the attempts to understand the development of type 1 diabetes.
  • Gut found to exert control over bone
    News - 26 Nov 2008
    When it comes to remodeling our bones-an ongoing process of break down and renewal that goes on throughout adulthood--researchers have new evidence that our guts play a surprisingly important role.
  • Santaris Pharma releases positive data on LNA-based survivin inhibitor
    News - 10 Nov 2008
    Santaris Pharma announced today that SPC3042, a RNA-based antisense oligonucleotide developed using the company's proprietary Locked Nucleic Acid (LNA) technology, potently blocks survivin, a key...
  • Scientists confirm a molecular clipping mechanism behind stem cell development
    News - 6 Nov 2008
    Stem cells don't just become a part of the liver or the brain in a flash; it takes a complex molecular choreography and requires that specific genes be switched on and off at specific times.
  • Waste from gut bacteria helps host control weight
    News - 19 Oct 2008
    A single molecule in the intestinal wall, activated by the waste products from gut bacteria, plays a large role in controlling whether the host animals are lean or fatty, a research team, including...
  • A little alcohol goes a longer way in women than in men
    News - 6 Oct 2008
    Alcohol can be a boon or a bane for health. The difference lies in the dose - a little is good, a lot is bad. But the dividing line between a little and a lot differs from person to person. It depends...
  • Benefits of combined treatments against cancer
    News - 16 Sep 2008
    In cancer therapy, the best results are often achieved by combining treatments such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery. This multidisciplinary approach is the focus of special symposia at the...

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