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…smaller airways could provide new ways to develop drugs to resolve the scarring that occurs in asthma. In this project, we will use new, more powerful imaging methods to determine…
Nearly half of Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer during their life. Healthy eating, a healthy body weight, and regular physical activity can prevent one-third of cancers. Yet, many Canadians…
…catalysts (enzymes) that make natural medicine used to treat various human illnesses, including cancer. Among these, the “Chinese happy tree” (Camptotheca acuminata) produces the powerful cancer-killing agent, camptothecin. Converting camptothecin…
…agenda. The new proposed regulations are intended to smooth regulatory processes and clear pathways to innovation. Health Canada is seeking input on seventeen (17) proposed regulations and guidances from December…
…new a new drug to inhibit Notch-2 using computer-aided drug design. End of Award Update – April 2024 Results We have identified a candidate Notch-2 inhibitor that requires further…
…Schizophrenia), to those that are more developmental in nature (i.e. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Fragile-X Syndrome, Rett’s Syndrome. Dr. Brian Christie’s research has targeted how exercise can facilitate learning performance, synaptic…
…outcomes, resource utilization, place of care, and family/social disruption. Co-Leaders: Peter von Dadelszen, MBChB, DPhil, FRCSC, FRCOG University of British Columbia Sherry Hamilton, MBA, RN BC Women’s Hospital and Health…
…is crucial to identify new drug targets. Proteases are enzymes that cut other proteins from allergenic sources, for example dust mites and mould. Proteases are potent triggers of allergic responses….
…magnetic stimulation (TMS) before practicing a new motor skill will promote faster learning and recovery of former motor function; and determining the effect of stroke severity on motor learning. Boyd…
…the connections between them are constantly changing, giving the brain the flexibility to learn, form new memories and adapt to injuries. This plasticity is especially evident after a stroke. Surviving…