CAR-T was developed to wipe out hard-to-treat blood cancers. But the cells that go bad in leukemias and lymphomas — immune ...
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Study says daily orange juice may “reprogram” your genes
Daily orange juice has long been sold as a simple breakfast habit, but new research suggests it may be doing far more than ...
For the first time, researchers have shown that they can deliver those same reprogramming genes using RNA, the genetic material that normally ferries instructions from DNA to the cell's protein-making ...
Two teams of researchers have developed a cell reprogramming technology that converts rogue disease-causing T cells from our immune system into protective T reg cells. These cells help ensure that the ...
Newly described stretches of super-silenced DNA reveal a fresh approach to reprogram cell identity to use in regenerative medicine studies and one day in the clinic, according to a study in Molecular ...
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You Can “Reprogram” Your Genes by Drinking a Glass of Orange Juice Daily, Study Finds
A new study recommends drinking a glass of pasteurized orange juice daily to "reprogram" your genes and attain better health.
Like a lot of mass-produced consumer goods, it turns out that the internal workings of Bluetooth headphones are the same across a lot of different brands. One common Bluetooth module is the CSR8645, ...
Researchers at KAIST in South Korea have discovered a new way to treat cancer. They can reprogram cancer cells to become normal cells. The technique uses an AI system called BENEIN. It identifies and ...
Quite often I am asked, “What’s the difference between meditation and hypnosis?” While meditation and hypnosis can be similar in terms of the process utilized to achieve a relaxed state of mind and ...
Long-term memory of specific places is stored in the brain in so-called place cells. Neuroscientists have now 'reprogrammed' such place cells in free-roaming mice, by sending electrical impulses ...
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