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The study found simplified HIV therapy
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
It's the latest oral drug to be developed, taken once a week, and has been shown in pig experiments to help patients reduce treatment failures and the emergence of drug-resistant viruses by sticking to treatment.
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Newborns also know less left and more right
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
about a minute later, babies who initially heard six syllables began listening to 18 syllables and had to make a choice: they saw two longer rectangles on the left and a multi-screen window on the right.
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Regular milk powder does not increase the risk of diabetes in infants and young children
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
15-year-old multi-country study found that babies with genetic susceptible type 1 diabetes can safely drink regular formula made from milk, which does not increase their risk of developing type 1 diabetes.
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Simplify AIDS therapy appears once a week or mouth
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
It's the latest oral drug to be developed, taken once a week, and experiments in pigs have shown that it has the potential to help patients stay therapy, reducing treatment failures and the emergence of drug-resistant viruses.
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Genetic diversity of the two main malaria-transmitting mosquitoes is announced
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
genetic , published online in the British journal 20th, revealed the genetic diversity of the two most important mosquitoes that cause malaria transmission in Africa.
The authors believe that the high genetic diversity of mosquito populations should be taken into account when designing mosquito prevention and control strategies.
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New technologies can monitor life characteristics without contact
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
a new study has reported a way to monitor human life characteristics without direct contact with the skin.
The technique, known as near-field-to-dry sensing, works with radio frequency identification (RFID) tags attached to fabric antennas.
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Scientists have found that DBF4B is regulated in tumor cells
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
recently, the results of the Feng Ying Research Group of the Shanghai Institute of Life Sciences (in the field of population health) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences were published online on under the title SRSF1 prevents DNA damage and promotess tringingenesis regulation via of DBF4B Pre-mRNA Splicing.
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Scientists have discovered new mechanisms for heart development in mammals
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
The study specifically knocked out the Yap1 gene in the heart muscle cells of the dense myocardial layer during embryonic period, reducing the proliferation of dense myocardial myocardial cells and inhibiting their participation in the formation of the median mixing area of the chamber wall, resulting in excessive girdering of the heart muscle and thinning of the dense heart muscle layer after birth.
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Scientists have found that the brain activation behind motion coordination and sensory integration can be inherited
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
In addition, the cortical-cortical-brain-cortical loop activated by the fist-edge-palm functional task and the auditory-visual integration task has varying degrees of damage in the schizophrenia genealogy group, so the study also provides reference for precision psychiatry and precision brain science.
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High salt intake can alter the gut bacteria in mice
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
Another small leading study in healthy humans found that increased salt intake reduced the survival of a variety of Lactobacillus bacteria, accompanied by an increase in TH17 cells and an increase in blood pressure, consistent with the findings.
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Scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have created the first model of HIV infection in beeping monkeys
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
researchers from Kunming Institute of Zoology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences recently created the first model of HIV-1 infection with Bee ping top monkey AIDS, which means that China's AIDS research has made another major progress.
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Xu Deheng research group made important progress in the study of the pathogenesis of diabetes
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
A previous study by Xu Deheng of the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences showed that cTAGE5/MEA6 was involved in regulating the transport and secretion of the macromolegis- very low-density lipoproteins from the endostrobin to the Gorki body in the liver (Wang et al., Cell Research 2016).
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Studies have revealed the important role of c fiber loss in tumor metabolism and cell transformation
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
recently, the latest research paper by Xie Dong Research Group of the Shanghai Institute of Life Sciences (In the Field of Population Health) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, published online on under the title of Cilia loss sensitizes cells to transform the activating the mevalonate pathway, reveals the important role of cilia loss in tumor metabolism and cell transformation.
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Studies have revealed that people with autism react abnormally to social chemical signals
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
noam Sobel of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel and colleagues found that unconscious contact with "fear smells" - such as sweat secreted by skydivers in stressful states (based on cortisol levels) - increased activity in the plant nervous system (responsible for unconscious body functions such as breathing and heartbeat) in neurofunscient individuals, but did not affect ASD patients.
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Progress has been made in the study of norovirus replication and antivirals in Wuhan, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Time of Update: 2020-12-15
The study found for the first time that norovirus and cup viruses encode viral proteins with RNA lysase and molecular companion activity, revealing their role and mechanism in norovirus RNA replication, deepening the understanding of the replication mechanism of such important pathogen viruses, and providing new ideas for the development of anti-noroviral drugs.
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Professor Zhang Xu talks about the frontiers of global pain research and the prospect of basic and clinical integration
Time of Update: 2020-12-14
Professor Zhang Xu said in an interview that the clinical part of the work is not like basic research has a clear roadmap, but it can be clear that: human brain research such as brain imagery, molecular imagery, structural imagery, functional imaging to make a breakthrough, the core of which is the resolution of space-time, accuracy and detection technology to improve.
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HK UNIVERSITY scientists talk about the revelations of the 2016-2017 Hong Kong flu: the pros and cons of information disclosure
Time of Update: 2020-12-14
comparison shows that seasonal influenza in Hong Kong in 2016-2017 was not more severe than in previous years when H3N2 was the main pandemic subtype.
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New study reveals 'human-eating bacteria' attack technique
Time of Update: 2020-12-14
Zhu Yongqun, a professor at Zhejiang University's Institute of Life Sciences, recently discovered the "attack" of this type of pathogen, which secretes toxins that direct the signaling path of the host cells, allowing them to move without even "dispersing the rack".
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New details of the incognito spread of HIV have been revealed
Time of Update: 2020-12-14
Voss said the study not only validates the potential of computer models to be used in simulated viruses, but also opens up new avenues for AIDS prevention and treatment by developing drugs that prevent the accumulation of Gag proteins in the body and inhibit the spread and reproduction of HIV.
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Brain-health drugs may reduce alpine disease
Time of Update: 2020-12-14
photo source: plainpicture/Aurora Photos/Beth Wald A brain-building drug designed to boost cognitive abilities also appears to protect the brain from high-altitude disease.
study found that all participants experienced cognitive decline at an altitude of 4,000 meters.
