Recently published in Current Biology, Canadian researchers say their findings might help explain the enigma of why only small parts of the brain are affected in the development
In a recent study conducted at Oregon State University, researchers tracked down a critical protein called NrF2, which turns on up to 600 genes responsible for cell repair,
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Scientists at the Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University released this week that the same receptor that's targeted for treating neurodegenerative diseases also appears to play
Simply put, telomeres are caps at the end of our chromosomes. These caps shorten as we age, which cause an instability of the entire library of genes. Short
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