Monthly Archives: September 2017
Erufosine increases RhoB expression in oral squamous carcinoma cells independent of its anticancer mechanism of action

Erufosine is an ether–lipid-derived synthetic compound belonging to the group of alkylphosphocholines (APCs). This chemotherapeutic agent exhibits pronounced anti-leukemic activity without affecting the normal hematopoiesis and exerts its influence by modulating signal transduction pathways in malignant tumor
14th International Conference and Exhibition on Nanomedicine and Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology. Amsterdam, Netherlands. April 09-11, 2018
A network of stuttering
Factors increasing mortality of the elderly following hip fracture surgery
Hip fracture is one of most common public health problems with significant financial burden on the patient and health care systems. Risk of mortality in elderly patients with several comorbidity is high especially during first year following
Neonatal programming of pesticide-induced neurodegeneration
Chemical synthesis of 12-HHT and related metabolites derived from polyunsaturated fatty acids
The aged immune system in multiple sclerosis: focus on B cells
Are school-based interventions effective in preventing traffic accidents?
The smart light modulators of the scarab beetle Chrysina gloriosa
Scientists don’t have to travel alone; solutions can come from the crowd
Cuba responds to Ebola
The first known case of Ebola virus disease appeared in the West African country of Guinea In December 2013. By September of 2014, over 1900 deaths from Ebola had been reported in the region. The United Nations
Arabinoxylan rice bran (Biobran) for the treatment of Hepatitis C
Cases of trephination in ancient Armenia skulls
Are there genetically modified animals in the supermarket?
Fabrication of magnetic activated carbon as a new adsorbent for ultrasonic assisted magnetic solid phase dispersive extraction of bisphenol A from milk
Can vitamin E protect cells from persistent organochlorine contaminants such as polychlorinated biphenyls?
How its great therapeutic potential can finally be realized
Fibrinolysis refers to the body’s natural defense system against blood clots, which are made principally of a protein called fibrin. “Lysis” is the Greek word for dissolving, therefore, dissolving fibrin clots. Fibrinolysis is needed because clots are
A stone during pregnancy – more painful than childbirth
Could accelerated physical therapy after hip and knee replacement get patients home sooner?
Occupational causation of sarcoidosis
Sarcoidosis is an uncommon disorder of unknown cause characterized by widespread granulomas, a distinctive tissue response resembling that caused by tuberculosis. A number of articles have appeared within the past few years inferring occupational causation based on