Pridopidine, an investigational therapy developed for Huntington's disease, recently faced a significant hurdle when the European Medicines Agency's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) recommended against its approval. This decision poses a challenge as it influences the European
In a landmark study that redefines the landscape of cancer treatment, TAF1 has emerged as a crucial factor in regulating hematopoiesis—the process of blood cell formation often disrupted in cancer. This discovery by the pioneering team at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, spearheaded by
The versatile nature of stem cells allows them to respond dynamically to environmental and physiological stimuli, adapting their roles as needed. In the realm of regenerative medicine, the adaptability of hair follicle stem cells (HFSCs) offers unique insight into cellular responses during stress
Ivan Kairatov, a notable expert in biopharma with a rich background in tech and innovation within the industry, lends his insights on a recent groundbreaking study in human cell cycle regulation. The study, led by the team at EPFL, unveils how newly evolved genes are integral to the complex process
The question of whether chromosomal changes can be a catalyst for major evolutionary shifts is becoming increasingly pertinent in contemporary evolutionary biology discourse. Major evolutionary shifts, often referred to as macromutations, describe significant transformations in an organism's
In today's world, where the quest for longevity is becoming ever more pressing, a novel question arises: Can enhanced model ranking revolutionize therapies for aging-related diseases? Aging impacts daily life in ways that often go unnoticed, from diminished hearing to slow recovery from illness.
