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Randi Hagerman receives International Sisley-Lejeune Award

Posted: Published on March 24th, 2015

(SACRAMENTO, Calif.)-- Randi Hagerman, medical director of the UC Davis MIND Institute, has received the prestigious International Sisley-Lejeune Award 2014 from the Paris-based Jrme Lejeune Foundation, for her groundbreaking work developing targeted treatments for individuals with fragile X syndrome, a leading cause of intellectual disability and the leading single-gene cause of autism spectrum disorder. The award recognizes significant accomplishments in therapeutic research for Down syndrome or other genetic intellectual disabilities for researchers who have 'contributed to creating knowledge of these pathologies and the discovery of treatments and cures.' The Jrme Lejeune Foundation was founded by Jrme Lejeune, discoverer of the cause of Down syndrome, which in 1958 he renamed trisomy 21, to accurately describe the genetic abnormality. Hagerman received the award in Paris on March 10, in an event timed to coincide with World Down Syndrome Awareness Day. The award comes with a 30,000, or $33,855 prize, and a lecture. "I am very positive about new targeted treatments that have the potential to reverse intellectual disability at a variety of ages, including childhood, adolescence and even in adulthood. My work will continue for this very important goal," said Hagerman, distinguished professor of pediatrics and Endowed Chair in Fragile X Research … Continue reading

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Resetting Your Hormones for Perimenopause – Video

Posted: Published on March 24th, 2015

Resetting Your Hormones for Perimenopause Nutritionist Ann Louise Gittleman discuses ways you can take charge of perimenopause and menopause using natural alternatives to hormone replacement therapy. For more information and/or to... By: DrAnnLouise … Continue reading

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5th World Congress on Cell & Stem Cell Research – Video

Posted: Published on March 24th, 2015

5th World Congress on Cell Stem Cell Research 5th World Congress on Cell Science Stem Cell Research, March 23-25, Chicago, USA has the goal to fill the prevailing gaps in the transformation of this science of hope to serve all in needs.... By: OMICS International … Continue reading

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Cell & Stem Cell Research relevant conference 2015 – Video

Posted: Published on March 24th, 2015

Cell Stem Cell Research relevant conference 2015 5th World Congress on Cell Science Stem Cell Research, March 23-25, Chicago, USA has the goal to fill the prevailing gaps in the transformation of this science of hope to serve all in needs.... By: OMICS International … Continue reading

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TSRI team discovers enzyme that keeps blood stem cells functional to prevent anemia

Posted: Published on March 24th, 2015

IMAGE:Karsten Sauer, Ph.D., is an associate professor at The Scripps Research Institute. view more Credit: Photo courtesy of The Scripps Research Institute. LA JOLLA, CA - March 23, 2015 - Stem cells can generate any type of cell in the body, but they are inactive most of the time--and for good reason. When stem cells become too active and divide too often, they risk acquiring cell damage and mutations. In the case of blood stem cells (also called hematopoietic stem cells or HSCs), this can lead to blood cancers, a loss of blood cells and an impaired ability to fight disease. Now scientists at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) have found that a particular enzyme in HSCs is key to maintaining healthy periods of inactivity. Their findings, published recently in the journal Blood, show that animal models without this enzyme experience dangerous HSC activation and ultimately succumb to lethal anemia. "These HSCs remain active too long and then disappear," said TSRI Associate Professor Karsten Sauer, senior author of the new study. "As a consequence, the mice lose their red blood cells and die." With this new understanding of the enzyme, called Inositol trisphosphate 3-kinase B (ItpkB), scientists are closer to … Continue reading

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Extreme cryptography paves way to personalized medicine

Posted: Published on March 24th, 2015

David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Cloud processing of DNA sequence data promises to speed up discovery of disease-linked gene variants. The dream for tomorrows medicine is to understand the links between DNA and disease and to tailor therapies accordingly. But scientists working to realize such personalized or precision medicine have a problem: how to keep genetic data and medical records secure while still enabling the massive, cloud-based analyses needed to make meaningful associations. Now, tests of an emerging form of data encryption suggest that the dilemma can be solved. At a workshop on 16 March hosted by the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), cryptographers analysed test genetic data. Working with small data sets, and using a method known as homomorphic encryption, they could find disease-associated gene variants in about ten minutes. Despite the fact that computers were still kept bogged down for hours by more-realistic tasks such as finding a disease-linked variant in a stretch of DNA a few hundred-thousandths the size of the whole genome experts in cryptography were encouraged. This is a promising result, says Xiaoqian Jiang, a computer scientist at UCSD who helped to set up the workshop. But challenges still exist in scaling it up. … Continue reading

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Bone Cancer – Chondrosarcoma 3 weeks after Surgery – Video

Posted: Published on March 24th, 2015

Bone Cancer - Chondrosarcoma 3 weeks after Surgery stem cell india, stem cell therapy india, stem cell in india, stem cell therapy in india, india stem cell, india stem cell therapy, Chondrosarcoma, Bone Cancer. By: Stem Cell India … Continue reading

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Nevada Pain Now Offering Stem Cell Therapy to Help Patients Delay or Avoid Joint Replacement

Posted: Published on March 24th, 2015

Las Vegas, Nevada (PRWEB) March 23, 2015 Nevada Pain, the top pain management clinics in Las Vegas and Henderson areas, are now offering stem cell therapy to help patients delay or avoid the need for joint replacement. The treatments are cutting edge, outpatient, and highly effective. Call (702) 323-0553 for more information and scheduling. Stem cell therapy for joint arthritis has rapidly become mainstream due to its effectiveness for pain relief. Unlike traditional treatments, the regenerative medicine therapies actually have the potential to change the course of arthritis rather than simply provide a proverbial "band aid" to the condition. The stem cell treatments are provided by Board Certified, Fellowship Trained pain doctors who have extensive experience with the procedures into all extremity joints including the hip, knee, shoulder and ankle. There are multiple types of stem cell treatments. Some involve amniotic fluid derived treatment, which contains an immense amount of stem cells, growth factors, hyaluronic acid and anti-inflammatory mediators as well. Bone marrow derived treatment is also available, which also contains an immense amount of stem cells and growth factors. The treatments are provided as an outpatient, and often provide pain relief and functional improvement. Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy is … Continue reading

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Johns Hopkins Medicine, based in Baltimore, Maryland

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2015

Top Features Psychedelic Drug Use Could Reduce Psychological Distress, Suicidal Thinking A history of psychedelic drug use is associated with less psychological distress and fewer suicidal thoughts, planning, and attempts, according to new research from Johns Hopkins and the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Researchers at Johns Hopkins have successfully corrected a genetic error in stem cells from patients with sickle cell disease, then used those cells to grow mature red blood cells. When and why do physicians prescribe costlier brand-name drugs when generic ones are available? Thats the question the Food and Drug Administration has put to a Johns Hopkins team, which has been tapped to conduct a two-year study that will analyze factors that determine underuse of generic drugs. Even though the ORC protein machinery is crucial to life, we didnt know much about how it works, says James Berger, Ph.D. By learning what it looks like, down to the arrangement of each atom, we can get a sense of where it interacts with DNA and how it does its job. At noon on Friday, March 20, fourth-year medical students from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and all across the country learned where they will begin … Continue reading

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stem cell therapy Jakarta tangerang serpong bsd bintaro – Video

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2015

stem cell therapy Jakarta tangerang serpong bsd bintaro http://youtu.be/E-XmebCWfKs. By: Layar Baru DKI … Continue reading

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