The therapy involves injection of
new genes directly into a patient's tumor tissue, a radical new approach to battling cancer and other disorders.
Not exact matches
Using a
new technique to deliver
gene - therapy - like intervention
directly where it's needed, researchers at Thomas Jefferson University successfully increased or decreased the muscle tone of the anal sphincter in appropriate animal models.
The
new approach could look
directly at the toxic strain's
genes to see how they functions.
In the
new work, Miranda M. Lim of Emory University and her colleagues inserted a
gene that encodes for the vasopressin receptor protein
directly into the brains of male meadow voles.
This
new DNA evidence
directly measured the activity of all
genes in the offspring of hatchery and wild fish.
One surprising finding from the study co-led by Johns Hopkins, Ehret says, was that many of the
new sites identified were near
genes that are active in cells that line the inside of blood vessels, suggesting those cells are somehow involved
directly in blood pressure control.
The
new findings, published online in the journal Molecular Cancer Therapeutics, show that combining rapamycin with a
gene therapy approach enhanced the animals» ability to summon immune cells called CD8 + T cells to kill tumor cells
directly.
New methods now allow researchers to sometimes
directly show which
genes have been activated or deactivated by the histones.
«This
new work is exciting, because it shows that we can
directly target
genes within a specific cell type, which is important for targeted therapies,» says Hedrick, a Professor in the Division of Inflammation Biology.
We can even manipulate the genome
directly with
new editing techniques to examine, create, or correct
gene mutations that are specific to one person.
Researchers identified a
new location where the vitamin - D receptor appears to bind
directly to DNA and activate a
gene known as MKP - 1, interfering with the inflammatory cascade promoted by long - term stress and a highly refined, processed food diet.
It was shown in a study out of the University of
New Mexico that the woman's proclivity to cheating on her spouse is almost
directly proportional to how many immune system
genes she shares with her spouse.