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Cell reprogramming neurons in mice brain themself have been achieved. Having presented evidence that reprogrammed astrocytes acquire neuronal properties
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Can brain damage be repaired using cell reprogramming? Can be replaced the neurons?

Cell reprogramming (read our report about this technique HERE) has opened great therapeutic possibilities in medicine. Within this field, one of the most attractive possibilities would be to replace neurons that may be destroyed in various illnesses or following a stroke. Now, a...
Posted On 26 Apr 2019
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Prospects for HIV/AIDS patients

Lights and shadows of HIV pandemia. UK and global state of the art and goals

Posted On 25 Apr 2019
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Genetic mutation called “De novo” mutations are mutations that do not pre-exist in the parents which it finding have been published in a study in Nature.

The father’s age may determine genetic mutations in his children that do not pre-exist in them

Posted On 17 Apr 2019
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