Articles tagged with Drug Development
Newborn ferrets' brains develop visual abilities through internal patterns of electrical activity before birth, suggesting an interaction between nature and nurture in brain development. The study found that stimulating the optic nerves disrupted this process, leading to altered neural responses.
A new technology has been developed to address the need for Rh immune globulin, a treatment for pregnant women with Rh-Factor Incompatibility. The approach uses phage display to isolate anti-Rh antibodies from whole cells, offering a promising solution to this long-standing problem.
Researchers found that men with high homocysteine levels and Factor V Leiden were three times more likely to develop venous blood clots. A 20-fold increased risk was seen in those with both conditions.
Researchers have created a mouse model that mimics Familial Combined Hyperlipidemia (FCHL), a disorder causing high cholesterol and triglycerides, leading to premature heart disease. The study suggests APOC3 genetic variations underlie the disease, offering new hope for drug development.
A new company in Florida plans to introduce its revolutionary wheelchair, powered by Oak Ridge National Laboratory's (ORN L) innovative technology. The TransRovr features omnidirectional movement and a three-piece modular construction, allowing for enhanced ergonomics and convenience.