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…emotional, weight, hirsutism, cycles and fertility domains, it will have provided the first evidence supporting a potentially important new therapy for PCOS. This new therapy might be life-changing for some…
…also investigating the effect of steroids, the primary therapy for asthma, on each of the cellular events. This research could lead to new research strategies and new therapeutics for asthma….
…can be disastrous. Over-stimulation of the immune system can result in tissue damage, low blood pressure, organ failure and death. A good example is toxic shock syndrome, which occurs when…
…on S. aureus. By describing how the bacteria grows by extracting iron from its host, this research may lead to new ways to “starve” the bacteria and inhibit its pathogenesis….
…Chemical Society, June 2020) Molecular mechanisms regulating O-linked N-acetylglucosamine (O-GlcNAc)–processing enzymes (Current Opinion in Chemical Biology, December 2019) Structural and functional insight into human O-GlcNAcase (Nature Chemical Biology, March 2017)…
Worldwide in 2000, there were 10.1 million new cases of cancer, 6.2 million deaths due to cancer, and 22 million people living with the disease. The immune system plays an…
…pathogen with a ‘high priority for research and development of new antibiotics’. To thrive and cause campylobacteriosis, C. jejuni must take up nutrients such as iron, which is present in…
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common cause of neurological disability in young adults, other than trauma, with over two million people affected worldwide. Approximately 100,000 Canadians have MS, a…
…hypothesized that sensors that recognize microbes like bacteria and viruses, called TLRs (toll-like receptors), may play a role. TLRs activate the immune system to fight off microbes; however, TLRs are…
Exercise damages muscle, which the body subsequently repairs. In the repair process, satellite cells (also called muscle stem cells) that are normally at rest, get switched on to replicate, and…