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Structural biology The tick-tock of circadian clocks – Nature.com

Posted: Published on April 3rd, 2017

Nature.com Structural biology The tick-tock of circadian clocks Nature.com Circadian clocks are cellular timekeeping systems that synchronize biological activities with night and day. In cyanobacteria, timekeeping is coordinated by a post-translational clock that consists of KaiA, KaiB and KaiC, which can tick autonomously in ... Read more from the original source: Structural biology The tick-tock of circadian clocks - Nature.com … Continue reading →

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'Grey's Anatomy' Star Kelly McCreary Discusses Filming Maggie's … – BuddyTV (blog)

Posted: Published on April 3rd, 2017

Ellen Pompeo may have made her directorial debut on Grey's Anatomy last week but it was Kelly McCreary's Maggie who took center stage in "Be Still, My Soul." The emotional hour focused on a desperate Maggie putting her mother Diane (LaTanya Richardson Jackson) on an aggressive experimental treatment in attempt to save her from inflammatory breast cancer and firing Meredith (Pompeo) as her mother's surgeon in the process. Unfortunately, Diane passed away after complications from the clinical trial. Grey's Anatomy Recap: Is Maggie Able to Save Her Mother?>>> According to McCreary, who went through a range of emotions in the episode, she struggled with her character's tough situation. She also had to put herself in Maggie's shoes as she prepared for the inevitable tragedy. "To prepare, I did a lot of reading about IBC and the treatments, just the way that Maggie goes through trying to find out about what other patients had experienced," she continued. "In other words, I did research in the same way that Maggie did as she was trying to figure out how to treat her mother." Despite the devastating loss that will surely have an immense impact on Maggie's life moving forward, McCreary takes some … Continue reading →

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16 Reasons Why 'Grey's Anatomy' Needs a Romance Between Two Men – Wetpaint

Posted: Published on April 3rd, 2017

Youd be hard-pressed to find a show more inclusive of Greys Anatomy did you see those docs wearing hijabs last week? but it still comes up short in one regard. There are no major male characters who are into other men. Its time that changed, and we have 16 reasons why. Greys Anatomy Season 13 airs on Thursdays at 8 p.m ET on ABC. Tip: Use keyboard arrows to navigate None of the shows 13 seasons so far has featured a major gay male character, so this inclusion seems long overdue. Characters like Callie, Arizona, Eliza, Penny, Erica, and Sadie have paved the way and countless Calzona shippers prove how well these same-sex storylines can work. Just this season, for example, two male fiancs arrived at the hospital after a turkey fryer accident. (Culinary foolishness knows no sexual orientation, apparently.) As Marketplace reports, the show has cashed in on the Netflix effect. That is to say, young viewers who were too young to be aware of Greys when it premiered in 2005 have discovered the shows past seasons on Netflix and have caught up to its live airings. When a fan asked the Greys Anatomy creator Why all the gay … Continue reading →

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Sarepta Therapeutics Announces Appointment of Catherine Stehman-Breen, M.D., M.S. as Chief Medical Officer – GlobeNewswire (press release)

Posted: Published on April 3rd, 2017

April 03, 2017 08:30 ET | Source: Sarepta Therapeutics CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 03, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sarepta Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:SRPT), a commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery and development of unique RNA-targeted therapeutics for the treatment of rare neuromuscular diseases, today announced the appointment of Catherine Stehman-Breen, M.D., M.S., as chief medical officer. Dr. Stehman-Breen joins Sarepta after having served as vice president, clinical development and regulatory affairs at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals since 2015, initially as head, pain therapeutic area, and subsequently as head, clinical project management and operations. From 2003 to 2015, she held senior leadership roles at Amgen including vice president, global development, leading the neuroscience, nephrology and bone therapeutic areas. I deeply admire Sareptas profound commitment to improving the lives of boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy and the exciting and innovative PMO and PPMO platform that is being harnessed to achieve this goal, said Dr. Stehman-Breen. I am excited to join the company at a time when it is rapidly building and look forward to working closely with the internal team and external collaborators as we seek to develop and commercialize novel therapies that address this significant unmet medical need. We are thrilled to have Dr. … Continue reading →

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Tri-Cities 12-year-old with cerebral palsy meets his hero, John Cena – WJHL

Posted: Published on April 3rd, 2017

WJHL Tri-Cities 12-year-old with cerebral palsy meets his hero, John Cena WJHL Payton Marion, 12, has cerebral palsy and incorporates Cena into his physical therapy. Payton's passion for the WWE Superstar sparked when his father Justin turned the television to a wrestling match. It happened to be a Monday night, and I said 'Let ... More here: Tri-Cities 12-year-old with cerebral palsy meets his hero, John Cena - WJHL … Continue reading →

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John Cena meets 12-year-old fan with cerebral palsy – WPXI Pittsburgh

Posted: Published on April 3rd, 2017

by: Bob D Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk Updated: Apr 1, 2017 - 12:48 AM WrestleMania 33 is Sunday night, and fans will pack the Amway Arena in Orlando or watch the matches live on theWWE Network. John Cena will be one of the headliners in pro wrestlings biggest showcase. >> Read more trending news Fans all have their favorites, and John Cena certainly ranks high among WWE fans. Recently, Cena made a 12-year-old fans dream come true. At a WWE card in Johnson City, Tennessee, Cena spotted Payton Marion, who has cerebral palsy, and tossed him a T-shirt and wristband,WVLT reported. After the matches, Cena met with Payton and his father, Justin Marion. Payton is super excited about all that, all his friends have been aggravating him, calling him a superstar, Justin Marion told WVLT. The fact that my son was able to meet one of his heroes, my heart melts, and it was just crazy. Justin Marion explained onReddit that WWE wrestler AJ Styles set up the meeting between Cena and his son. He saw us standing around, and asked if we wanted a picture, Jason Marion said. Of course we said yes. Then he asked … Continue reading →

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InVivo Therapeutics Announces First Canadian Site for Cervical … – Yahoo Finance

Posted: Published on April 3rd, 2017

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- InVivo Therapeutics Holdings Corp. (NVIV)today announced that it has received approval from the Toronto Western Hospitals Research Ethics Board to enroll patients as part of its cervical spinal cord injury study. Toronto Western Hospital is the first study site for the companys cervical spinal cord injury study and Michael Fehlings, M.D., Ph.D., has been named Principal Investigator at the site. Dr. Fehlings is currently Director of the Spinal Program, part of Toronto Western Hospitals Krembil Neuroscience Centre at the University Health Network, Professor in the Department of Surgery, full member of the Institute of Medical Sciences School of Graduate Studies, a Scholar in the McLaughlin Centre of Molecular Medicine, a Scientist in the McEwen Centre for Regenerative Medicine, a Senior Scientist at the Krembil Research Institute, Director of the University of Toronto Neuroscience Program, Co-Director of the University of Toronto Spine Program, and Krembil Chair in Neural Repair and Regeneration. Dr. Fehlings has published over 725 peer-reviewed articles principally in the area of spinal cord injury and complex spinal surgery. He is also currently the Principal Investigator at the site for InVivos INSPIRE study, which is studying the Neuro-Spinal Scaffold in acute, complete (AIS A) thoracic patients. … Continue reading →

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New app tracks Parkinson’s symptoms – McKnight’s Senior Living

Posted: Published on April 3rd, 2017

April 02, 2017 A new smartphone app could help improve treatment for people with Parkinson's disease because it enables individuals and their physicians to track the development of systems between medical appointments, according to its inventors. The Android app, called cloudUPDRS, records the details of movements while a person performs a series of actions with each limb, such as tapping the screen to assess slowness of movement and holding the phone on a knee to assess tremor. The measurements are uploaded to an online Big Data analytics server to calculate a score in the format of the clinical Universal Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale, or UPDRS. Additional analytics performed over time enable healthcare professionals to determine how the disease is progressing and can help them make treatment decisions. More regular assessments of disease progression mean that patients receive more consistent and reliable care, and detailed and automated patient analytics permit the early identification of problems such as medication side effects, George Roussos, Ph.D., who is the research lead in computing technology for the app development, said in a statement. By collecting and analyzing data ahead of appointments, clinicians and patients can focus clinic time on treatment strategies rather than clinical assessment. … Continue reading →

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Raemelton horse receiving cancer treatment – Richland Source

Posted: Published on April 3rd, 2017

Developed by Morphogenesis, IFx-VETcancer vaccine is a multi-indication cancer immunotherapy that's offered by Veterinary Oncology Services. In 2013, Veterinary Oncology Services gained authorization from the USDA to provide IFx-VET across the U.S. Tara Corrigan, director of operations at Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Center, brushes David the horse. Jenna Stigall smiles with David the horse. Tara Corrigan, director of operations at Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Center, brushes David the horse. Jenna Stigall smiles with David the horse. To date, personalized IFx-VETvaccines have been provided to veterinarians for the treatment of 37 different types of cancer in over 113 breeds of dogs, cats and horses with extremely favorable results, according to the company's website. Tara Corrigan, director of operations at Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Center, has been searching for a treatment for Raemelton's therapy horse, David, for the past four years. She learned of IFx-VET "out of the blue" while reading an article about an American Thoroughbred racehorse known as Alphabet Soup that received the treatment. She's been working with Raemelton's veterinarian, Dr.RobertKrueger of Mount Vernon Animal Hospital, to help get David's melanoma cancer treated. According to Krueger, this type of cancer is common among gray horses. "What cancer does is it hides from your … Continue reading →

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Texas Lutheran hosts chemistry fair – Seguin Gazette-Enterprise

Posted: Published on April 2nd, 2017

A group of area students took a peek into the world of science Thursday night during Texas Lutheran Universitys CHAOS Chemistry Fair. Amanda Galvan was among the area residents to visit the fair with their children. My kids are both interested in science, and Im a student here at TLU, as well, she said. I felt like it was a good opportunity for them to actually do some small experiments and see the college students do experiments. This was the third year the fair was held, with this years theme being Chemistry of the Earth. This is our chemistry outreach night, where we have a lot of hands-on activities for students, TLU chemistry professor Alison Bray said. A lot of the experiments are based on different properties of the earth: the water thats on Earth, volcanoes, were doing some iron oxide rust experiments, a lot of things that are hands-on, and you can make snowflakes in the back. The event is run by TLUs Pi Rho Chemistry Club and the volunteer staff was made up of TLU chemistry students. Were an organization that does a lot of outreach at local schools and we do this once every year, club member … Continue reading →

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