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Aug 20th
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UB Researchers Breakthrough
Written by Subhasis Chatterjee   

With the rapid expansion of the human civilization there has also been a vast growth of new forms of diseases that are posing a grave impending danger before the posterity. One of the most pertinent of all diseases is regarding the blood vessels and its various dimensions, most of which regarding the adult stem cells. Now according to a new research it has come to the fore, that the very blood vessels that have been tissue-engineered from bone marrow adult stem cells may have the potential to operate as the respective blood vessels of the patient in the long run, but is only possible if there happens a coronary bypass or any other form of surgical intervention in order to reinstate the vessel. It is to be cited, that the central initiative has been taken by the eminent scientists hailing from the University at Buffalo ( N.Y.) Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and they have developed a specific methodology for the fabrication of blood vessels tissue-engineered from bone marrow adult stem cells.

 

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NIH Pipeline Gets Inaugurated
Written by Subhasis Chatterjee   

An innovative Web-based resource called the NIH Pipeline to Partnerships or P2P has been inaugurated here today by the premiere internationally acclaimed funding organization National Institutes of Health, better known in the abbreviated form as the NIH. It has been averred by the NIH in this respect, that the main intention of the introduction of the new device is to expand the development of NIH's exclusive licensed technologies and technologies that are financed in the course of the NIH Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs.

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New Orientation For Synthetic Biology
Written by Subhasis Chatterjee   

With the rapid impetus in the saga of investigative researches there have been the unearthing of new innovative studies that remained completely unheard even some years back. One such subject is the synthetic biology. However, it has been learnt that though it is nothing but an emerging field that intends to design and put together useful biomolecular systems there have been serious researches for years. Now as one of the foremost prospective applications of synthetic biology the eminent researchers from both the MIT and Boston University are engaged in the methodology of wheedling viruses to attack and demolish the surface "biofilms" with the intention of harboring harmful bacteria in the body and on industrial and medical devices. It has come to the knowledge, that the researchers have already effectively demonstrated one such virus and on account of a "plug and play" library of "parts" believe that many more could be custom-designed to aim at different species or strains of bacteria.

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Brain Lesions Indicate Widespread Injury In Brain Tissue
Written by Subhasis Chatterjee   

It has been found out from a new study conducted by the eminent researchers of the Duke University Medical Center, in Durham, NC that lesions or scratches that are found in common owing to the application of MRI in the brains of the aged patients tend to have an indication of a potential sign of more widespread injury to the brain tissue.

According to the finding of the investigative study, hyperintense lesions have been identified as a general conclusion on neuroimaging and has been associated directly with aging, medical illness and a quantity of invasive medical procedures. To get a definite conclusion there was a definite investigative study that consisted of 82 patients between the range of 60 and the very elders. The candidates were meticulously chosen so that during the investigation they didn't get depressed and with no prior history of neurologic illness. A brain MRI with Diffusion Tensor Imaging or DTI was applied on each patient as a part of the process.   The next step that was followed by the researchers was the measurement of the volume of white matter lesions and gray matter lesions, along with the measurement of the fractional anisotropy in the white matter of frontal regions, the internal capsule, and corpus callosum. As a general rule, the increased lesion volumes were found to be connected with lower Fractional Anisotropy or FA values. This has been described as a precise evaluation of both the direction and the intensity of water diffusion and is in due course utilized as a surrogate marker in case of the integrity of the tissues.

 

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Smoking Tends To Diminish Muscle Mass
Written by Subhasis Chatterjee   

From the days of the Second World War there has been an effort among the scientists to ascertain the negative effects of smoking keeping the rise of several diseases along with the exponential growth of addiction to smoking in concern. The legacy of the investigative researches in this aspect has been going unabated. However, it has been noted that the eminent researchers at the University of Nottingham has come out in the recent days with definite results that have carried along with it more bad news for smokers. It has stated that owing to the excessive smoking, it does not cause only cancer and severe heart attacks and strokes but also there happens to be the indication of the loss of more muscle mass in the ripened age when it is compared to a non-smoker. The gradual effect of this results among the smokers to an accelerated decline in physical function and loss of independence.

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