Clinical trials of new generation AIDS vaccines
According to world scientists, a new generation of vaccines can trick the HIV virus, which could be tested clinically next year.
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According to world scientists, a new generation of vaccines can trick the HIV virus, which could be tested clinically next year.
UK scientists have discovered a protein that can be used to make a more effective anti-tuberculosis vaccine than the one currently used.
US experts have designed a type of nanoparticle that can transmit vaccines against diseases like AIDS and malaria safely and effectively.
'It seems that the amount of SHBG protein in the blood reflects genetic susceptibility to developing type 2 diabetes,' said Dr. Simin Liu. 'But now, we know that the amo…
Research published on January 16 in the Journal of Natural Immunity shows that scientists have discovered a protein that acts as a
US and Japanese researchers have identified a protein called Akt that plays an important role in metabolic processes involving diabetes and cancer.
Scientists at the Royal College of London, UK, have published a report on how to reverse leukemia caused by the MLL gene.
Scientists have a new breakthrough in making RNA molecules that can connect to cells to transmit senses under certain conditions and respond by acting on specific protei…
Most people are concerned that eating lots of protein-rich foods increases cholesterol. However, not all foods that are high in protein are high in cholesterol.
Scientists discovered that a cluster of proteins plays a decisive role in the development of more than 130 brain diseases including autism.
Scientists are convinced that they can help people forget the traumatic events of the past with a pill capable of erasing memories that cause suffering in the brain.
Patients can now self
EBV infection rarely causes illness but it appears in some types of cancer such as lymphoma and throat cancer.
British scientists first discovered pneumonia will activate the immune system protein group called inflammasome.
Scientists have found that it is possible to permanently erase damaged memories in mice through the removal of a protein strain in the brain.