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cellular energy
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“Bloody” aging stems from methylome: and DNMT 3s the energy out of the mitochondria
As we age blood stem cells, the essential source of new blood cells in the body, can accumulate genetic mutations. These mutations can give...
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Tetracyclins: old antibiotics committable for human diseases?
Background
Tetracyclines are an old class of antibiotics that have been used for specific infections such as brucellosis, Lyme disease, rickettsiosis (e.g. Rocky Mountain spotted...
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Magnesium in anti-aging: the latest revelation of an australian team
Una dieta ricca di micronutrienti essenziali è fondamentale per una salute e un benessere migliori e riduce il rischio di difetti dello sviluppo e...
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Iron eating “stems off”: how to solve an AMLetic doubt to kill dormant leukemic progenitors
Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is the most common cancer of the blood and bone marrow in adults. Caused by an increase in immature cells...
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DNA-bound lactate? True enough, but it’s not about tiredness: rather it’s cellular intentions and mood shifts
Lactic acid is a well-known metabolite, found in almost all cell types and is very abundant in proliferating tumor cells due to the Warburg...
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Brain metastazing is not round-trip: and Interferon shows 1 type of a temper in the process
Several types of cancer are known for metastasizing to the brain, including breast, lung, carcinoma and melanoma. One reason conventional treatments do not work...
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Cancer stem cells: enzyme interplay for a specific target decay
An increase in the incidence and mortality rate of cancer has been noted worldwide, especially for lung cancer. Many patients with lung carcinoma harbor...
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Brain disorders? The solution is always tied to metabolism
Most of the antidepressant drugs on the market target serotonin or norepinephrine neurotransmitters—chemical messengers in the brain—but these medications don’t work for some people...
