Sentences with phrase «to translate to humans»

If the results translate to humans, the researchers say, it could lead to new therapies for maintaining healthy brain function into old age.

If the finding translates to humans, the laws that determine the noises workers can be exposed to may need to change.

«Animal models, however, do not always translate to humans,» he added.

The knowledge they gather can later on be translated to human patients.

Whether the animal studies translate to humans is a matter of intense debate.

Although results of animal studies don't necessarily translate to humans, these studies reveal the 24 - hour fasting period may be insufficient for potential fasting benefits.

But he argues that the strategy would lead to better studies more likely to translate to human health, saving time and money in the long run.

If this benefit translated to humans, it would increase average survival from 9 to 13 months.

While the research has a long way to go before anything translates to humans, science may finally be on the right path to understanding aging at its core.

The findings demonstrate potential application across a wide range of diseases and broadly translate to human studies.

That means that the results have a better shot at translating to humans.

If such work translates to humans, it will represent the type of platform advancement that comes along in medicine only once in a lifetime or two.

With regards to cases associated with cattle or feed products, they can not be translated to human use.

You are right that many of these studies are animal based, and there is a degree of error with how the results translate to humans.

If the findings translate to humans, they could lead to new ways to treat depression, anxiety, and other mental disorders.

And, about the genetic engineering issue, everybody knows that this treatment can't be directly translated to humans.

But mouse studies don't always translate to humans.

It's unclear how these results may translate to human health and immunity.

«There is still a significant amount of work to do to translate this to a human therapy and demonstrate safety,» said Gersbach.

Given the uncertainty over whether Zhang's findings translate to human biology, Nathan says he would be wary of frightening patients regarding these findings.

He and his team then developed specialized assays to see if these findings translated to humans as well.

How can studies on mice translate to humans?

The analogous epigenetic impairments found in the heroin - taking rats also indicate this animal model will be useful in further studies to identify addiction - related changes that translate to the human brain.

«In this study we provide a novel mechanism to explain this biological phenomenon in rodents, and we are now examining whether this mechanism translates to humans.»

Although the researchers emphasized that laboratory results involving cell lines and mice do not necessarily translate to human treatment, they say their findings show that new mTOR inhibitors combined with chemotherapy could become a new treatment strategy for T - ALL.

While it's clear that high doses of phthalates are harmful to animals, it remains to be shown whether these effects translate to humans.

To determine whether the findings of such basic research can translate to human subjects, researchers examined DCC expression in postmortem brains of people who had committed suicide.

«We were interested in looking for the increased presence of these proteins, not just in the psoriasis - like skin inflammation of the mouse, but more importantly, we needed to know how the increased presence of these proteins translated to human psoriasis,» Ward said.

While a portion of this research was conducted in mice, the actual vaccine discovery experiments were performed using human samples, thus we believe the results will effectively translate to humans.»

In the Bordenstein lab, Kohl is embarking on a pioneering research program that will investigate the genetic causes of changes in gut microbiomes over development in an animal model and that may eventually translate to human biology.

Yamanaka said he knew that the real payoff would be if his work on mouse cells could be translated to human cells.

The current findings are «another piece of evidence that what we see in laboratory rodents on caloric restriction translates to humans,» said Richard Weindruch, PhD, of the University of Wisconsin — Madison, who has studied caloric restriction since 1975 but did not participate in Floel's study.

For example the rat studies in the 1960's that revealed saccharin to be cancer causing in rats have never translated to humans.

On a separate note, it's difficult to justify saying (as you did in your initial comment) that the Greek's long life expectancy «is because of the mediterranean diet and the consumption of olive oil», since RCT's can only show correlation and in - vitro and animal studies may non translate to humans

Once this current phase is complete, perhaps the cutting - edge technique to regrow the jawbone can one day translate to human medicine, as well.

The research collaboration is part of a broader push in the veterinary community to promote «comparative oncology,» which is centered on the idea that studying cancer in pet dogs could yield important insights that can be translated to human oncology research.

His signing of the bill gives the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) an unmistakable mandate from Congress that it must continue to embrace 21st century science and transition away from outdated animal testing protocols, which are expensive and slow and often don't accurately translate to human physiology.

Dr. Sysel leads the BRF team in publishing a comparative oncology study which examines biomarkers in dogs and cats which translates to human cancer as well.

While I understand that when translating this to human emotions you might not want to continue to «put him through that», but in Otis» mind the crate is his safest place.

If the mouse results translate to humans, diabetics could inject these artificial beta cells to automatically regulate their blood sugar levels for days at a time.

This marks the first time that CRISPR has successfully treated a genetic disease inside a fully developed living mammal with a strategy that has the potential to be translated to human therapy.

Critics contended that these examples are now decades old and most of the research the VA is conducting has not translated to human patients.

Now their research has leaped forward: «Research on mice can not directly translate to humans, so we wanted to test if these nanoparticles work on large animals, like dogs, rabbits and monkeys.

«If the drug's benefits translate to humans, it could mean that newborn babies diagnosed with FOP could benefit from early treatment,» Pacifici said.

And although the technique works well in rats, «this doesn't always translate to humans,» Bivalacqua says.

If the findings translate to humans, this restoration of muscle mass could help to combat some of the effects of age - related frailty, which often lead to osteoporosis and other debilitating conditions.