The first time to 'wipe out' the HIV virus from human cells
Scientists have found a way to erase the HIV virus from the human genome by using an enzyme to shred them.
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Scientists have found a way to erase the HIV virus from the human genome by using an enzyme to shred them.
According to South Korea's Ministry of Education and Science and Information Technology on July 12, the team led by Professor Lee Seong-wook at Dankook University develo…
The neuroscientists led by Yingxi Lin, working at the McGovern Institute of Brain Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, discovered: When you experience n…
For years scientists have known that RNA, a relative of DNA, is a potential tool for nanotherapy - nanotherapy, whereby elements of therapy are introduced into the body…
The latest study by scientists from Hiroshima University (Japan) found that small RNA in cells and blood can promote breast cancer and aging cervical cancer, thereby cau…
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…
EBV infection rarely causes illness but it appears in some types of cancer such as lymphoma and throat cancer.
US scientists have found a new way to create human stem cells, allowing the replacement of embryonic stem cells to treat diseases.
According to research by scientists, this new method will replace the use of these cells in the treatment of disease.
Scientists have successfully prepared a sample of a drug based on ribonucleic acid (RNA), which allows to selectively destroy cancer cells without harming the health of…
The development and recovery of cardiac and vascular tissue is strongly linked to a small segment of ribonucleic acid (RNA) present only in one place in the body.
This study highlights the importance of microRNA in terms of our understanding of human cancer. MicroRNA expression strongly reflects the differentiation state of tumors…
The confusing interplay of other proteins and chemicals serves as the basis for most biological activities that require the involvement of enzymes, specialized molecules…
Can flu viruses survive for months or even years in frozen lakes? That is the assertion of a study conducted by US, Russian and Israeli scientists.