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Four new genetic diseases defined within schizophrenia

Changes in key genes clearly define four previously unknown conditions within the umbrella diagnosis of schizophrenia, according to a study led by researchers from NYU Langone Medical Center published in EBioMedicine.
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Tiny microscopes reveal hidden role of nervous system cells

A microscope about the size of a penny is giving scientists a new window into the everyday activity of cells within the spinal cord. The innovative technology revealed that astrocytes—cells in the nervous system that do not conduct electrical signals and were traditionally viewed as merely supportive—unexpectedly react to intense sensation.
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Magnetic Nanoparticles May Reveal Early Traces Of Cancer

Rice University students’ computer program aids MD Anderson diagnostic initiative .
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Shape Of Tumor May Affect Whether Cells Can Metastasize

Illinois researchers found that the shape of a tumor may play a role in how cancer cells become primed to spread.
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Skin Cells Turned into Heart Cells and Brain Cells Using Drugs

In a scientific first, Gladstone researchers have used chemical drugs to convert skin cells into heart cells and brain cells, without adding any external genes.
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Potential “Good Fat” Biomarker

New method to measure the activity of energy consuming brown fat cells could ease the testing weight loss drugs.
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Detection of HPV in First-Void Urine

Similar sensitivity of HPV test on first void urine sample compared to cervical smear.
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COPD Linked to Increased Bacterial Invasion

Persistent inflammation in COPD may result from a defect in the immune system that allows airway bacteria to invade deeper into the lung.
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A lncRNA Regulates Repair of DNA Breaks in Breast Cancer Cells

Findings give "new insight" into biology of tough-to-treat breast cancer.
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Lab-on-a-Chip for Detecting Glucose

By integrating microfluidic chips with fiber optic biosensors, researchers in China are creating ultrasensitive lab-on-a-chip devices to detect glucose levels.
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