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• Liver X Receptor Identified as Therapeutic Target for Treatment of Parkinson's Disease

• Novel Hydrogel Delivers Sustained Therapeutic Doses of siRNA

• New Mouse Model Successfully Created for the Study of Aplastic Anemia

• Antioxidant Nanoparticles Neutralize Superoxide and Restore Blood Flow Following Traumatic Brain Injury

• Identification of Critical DNA Repair Enzyme May Lead to New Antivirals

• Pharmaceutical Companies Rethink Emerging Market Potential

• Engineered Tissue Effectiveness Hinges on Where It Is Grown

• Plasmid-Based Culture Method for Massive Growth of Human Stem Cells

• Artificial Retina Capable of Restoring Normal Vision

• US Appeals Court Rules Breast Cancer Genes May Be Patented, but Nullifies Patents Comparing Sequences

• Simulated Blood Flow Device Demonstrates How Bloodstream Infections Begin

• Glycosylation Gives Growth Advantage to Hypoxic Tumor Cells

• Report on Epigenomic Therapies Highlights Changes in Drug Development Priorities

• Decisive Role in Cell Division Identified for Centrosomal Protein

• Antifungal Drug Functions as Vascular Disrupting Agent to Block Tumor Growth

• Small Molecule Male Contraceptive Found to Be Safe and Reversible in Mouse Model

• Strengthening Tumor Blood Vessels Could Improve Delivery of Anticancer Drugs

• Key Role Discovered for Enzyme in Preserving Essence of Stem Cells

• Combined Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy Treatment Halts Growth of Metastatic Melanoma

• Genotoxic Genes in Certain Gut Bacteria Linked to Chronic Bowel Inflammation and Colon Cancer

• Gene Linked to the Unrestricted Production of Immature Blood Cells in Acute Myeloid Leukemia

• More Evidence Suggests Passenger Gene Deletions Increase the Vulnerability of Cancer Cells to Chemotherapy

• Loss of Gene Copies Makes Cancer Cells Vulnerable to Drug Treatment