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Articles related to "Receptor"
Dopamine Upregulation The human brain compensates for conventional antipsychotics by increasing the number of D2 receptors, which has serious implications when people stop taking their medication. medication • antipsychotics • atypicals • dopamine • d2 receptors
Neuropathic Pain: New Insights, New Interventions - Part II We continue from last week with the identification and the mechanics for the various types of neuropathic pain. The actual mechanisms for pain detction are described in minute detail. neuorpathic • pain • treatment • intervention • anticonvulsant drugs
PDGF Abs in Scleroderma In an article published in the NEJM, Italian researchers describe specific autoantibodies that contribute to the disease process in systemic scleroderma. systemic • sclerosis • autoimmune • autoantibody • scleroderma
Why Some People Don't Develop AIDS Research reveals the AIDS virus cannot infect people with mutant chemokine co-receptor. aids virus • receptors • ccr-5 • chemokines • hiv-1
Nutrients for the Prevention of Colon Cancer Although there are many causes of colon cancer, this article focuses on the role of calcium, vitamin D and folic acid in the prevention of this disease. calcium • receptor protein • protein kinase c • apoptosis • vitamin d
LDL Cholesterol Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) is a package of protein, cholesterol, and fat designed to efficiently transit the watery environment of the bloodstream. complimentary treatment options for elevated chole • the apob100 receptor • ldl receptor • heart disease and cholesterol • ldl and heart disease
Cannabinoids for Cancer Treatment Medical marijuana is a highly contentious subject, and laws greatly restrict its use in patients. However, it has proven benefits in palliative care, and research is showing that it has great potential as an anticancer agent. marijuana • cannabinoids • palliative care • cannabis sativa • psychoactive
Pheremones Decide Mice Sexuality A mouse genetic study in which the TRPC2 gene was eliminated turned males and females into dominant bisexuals. sexual behavior • bisexual • homosexual • pheromone • brain wiring
How Do Nerves Activate Muscle Motor nerves release acetylcholine to make skeletal muscle contract. Activation of acetylcholine receptors in muscle causes ionic flux that ends with muscle contraction. how does nerve make muscle contract • nicotinic acetylcholine receptors • voltage gated sodium channels • ion movement and muscle contraction • what neurotransmitter do motor neurons use to stim
Blood sugar and Insulin (part 2 of 2) Straightening out blood sugar, insulin, creatine effiency and other related issues, once and for all. blood sugar • insulin • creatine • effiency • carbohydrates
Angiotensin II Signaling Pathways Tyrosine kinase signaling is but one path activated by angiotensin II to regulate fluid balance, cell growth, and more. angiotensin ii signaling pathways • tyrosine kinase activation by ras • angiotensin g-protein coupled receptor • signaling cascades in heart disease • downstream angiotensin ii effects
Ocular Myasthenia Gravis Ocular myasthenia gravis can occur as an isolated autoimmune disorder although most people with ocular symptoms go on to develop generalized MG within the first two years ocular myasthenia gravis • eye myasthenia gravis • ocular mg • ophtalmological myasthenia gravis • autoimmune
Expose Your Nose Smell is one of the five senses. Our reaction to different smells varies a great deal. Join me to learn about how we are able to smell and to expose your nose to a bit fun. science for kids • senses • smell • smell and memory • food
How Do Your Senses Work? What are your senses? How do they all function together at the same time? This book explains how your body works with your brain to "make sense" of the world around you. how do your senses work • what are senses • judy tatchell • maria wheatley • animal senses
Saving the American Paddlefish Also known as the Mississippi Paddlefish or Spoon Bill, this popular sport fish is becoming extinct like the Chinese Paddlefish. saving american paddlefish • latin name polyodon spathula • mississippi paddlefish spoon bill popular sport fi • chinese paddlefish • american paddlefish midwest united states
The Tracking Dog's Nose 200 million scent receptors in the dog olfactory system help sniff out drugs and explosives, locate termites, gas pipeline leaks, and other things you may not know about. drug sniffing dogs • k-9 • tracking dogs • scent detection dogs • beagle brigade
Tamoxifen - Questions Answered Tamoxifen is being used more and more for adjuvant, or additional, therapy for breast cancer. Here are some common questions and answers about this "wonder" drug. tamoxifen • cancer treatment • hormone treatment
Blood Pressure & African Americans African Americans with high blood pressure seem to respond better to some anti-hypertensive drug and drug combination therapies than to others. african american black hypertension • african american black high blood pressure • african american black diuretic • african american black beta blocker • african american black calcium channel blocker
Healthy Prostate au Natural prostate gland • diseases • natural treatments • alternative treatments • naturopathy
Health Benefits of Chillies Recent research shows a compound in chillies may help destroy cancer cells. cancer • chillies • chilis • prostate • health
Bee Stings Beestings, allergic reactions and using Osha root tincture for them bee stings • allergic reactions • osha root
Clomid: The Cure-All of Infertility? If you’ve been trying to conceive for some time, I’m sure you’ve heard of the drug Clomid. There are several different reasons that Clomid may be prescribed. clomid • trying to conceive • infertility • luteal phase defect • preconception
Neuropathic Pain: New Insights, New Interventions - Part III The conclusion of a three part series on Neuropathic Pain. This segment discusses the effect of neuropathic pain upon the circuits of the nervous system - and how they become altered. This alteration makes current pain management treatments ineffective. Thus it is necessary to research each type of pain individually and to find an effective treatment - based upon the rewired circuitry of the nervous system. neuropathic pain • circuits • nervous system • management • treatment
Happy Easter! Things to be thankful for during the spring and some brief reviews of the latest research. hope • joy • love • friendship • new beginnings
I'm Ready to Quit Smoking (Part II) The final steps to quitting smoking once and for all and never having to look back. No withdrawals, definitely no regrets, and absolutely a healthier life. smoking • cessation • hypnosis • quit • natural
Sex and Desire IV In this last article of a four-part series on desire and sexuality, we will look at two new studies on desire. sex and desire • science of desire • headache and desire • genetics of desire • sexuality
Skin- The Wonderwrap-1 Our skin is a large organ.It is protective and sensitive.It regenerates itself.It has various associated structures like nails, scales, hair and a wide variety glands including sweat glands,Ceruminous glands etc.It has different textures and hues.So many, infact, that we should be called hu(e)mans rather than humans, perhaps. This is the first of the series of the articles on the skin and deals mainly with only the outermost layer of skin, the epidermis. skin • epidermis • dermis • strata of epidermis like stratum basale or germina • stratum spinosum
Targeting STAT Proteins for Cancer Therapy Activation of STAT proteins by cancer cells has been shown to be an essential feature of cancer progression. A further understanding of the process can lead to novel methods of cancer therapy. stat proteins • cytokine • tyrosine kinases • p53 • apoptosis
Thyroid Disease Triggers Autoimmune thyroid disorders develop in people with certain predisposing genes when they're exposed to specific environmental triggers. This article describes these trigg autoimmune • thyroid • thyroiditis • hyperthyroidism • hypothyroidism
Cytokines Cytokines include a number of different proteins that modulate the immune response; cytokines contribute to symptoms and their severity in autoimmune disease. cytokines • growth factors • interferon • interleukin • inflammation
Herbs for Breast Health In spite of advances in breast cancer treatment, this disease remains a major health concern. Research shows that women can do more than just wait for a diagnosis. herbs for breast cancer • breast health • phytoestrogens and breasts • breast cancer • natural approaches to breast cancer
Hungarian Hot Wax Peppers A few weeks ago, a favorite vendor at the farmers' market had Hungarian Hot Wax Peppers. We threw the first ones on the grill. Yeeow. Pickling proves to be perfection. pickled peppers • hungarian hot wax peppers • scoville units • food preservation • capsaicin
Cancer Pain Management Effective cancer pain management requires a combination of pharmaceutical treatments and the assessment and treatment of psychosocial factors affecting the patient. cancer pain • nerves • opioids • morphine • codeine
Herbal Help for Depression Natural relief for depression... herbs • depression • kava • st. johns wort • mental health
Myasthenia Gravis Treatment The drug eculizumab, an approved therapy for paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria, has been found to prevent muscle weakness and restore strength in animal models of MG. eculizumab • soliris • myasthenia gravis • mg • paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
A Neuro Dawn Increasingly, psychiatry is turning into neurology, possibly redefining mental illness as we know it.,Increasingly, psychiatry is turning into neurology, possibly redefining mental illness as we know it. depression • bipolar • psychiatry • neurology • kramer
Cancer prevention: Lower dose of tamoxifen works, study finds Can lowering the dosage of tamoxifen still have the same affects and prevent some of the many side effects? Read this news article from Reuters. breast cancer • tamoxifen
Causes of ADHD How many American children are thought to have ADHD or ADD? add • adhd • lead • maternal smoking • attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Possible Treatment for Kaposi's Sarcoma Sometimes what you really want can cause you pain. Kaposi sarcoma cancer cells really like interleukin 4 this desire could spell their doom if this new therapy works. aids • hiv • hhv-8 • pseudomonas aeruginosa • interleukin 4
Subclinical Hypothyroidism Subclinical hypothyroidism (SH) has causes and symptoms similar to those of overt hypothyroidism. This article describes SH and explains why it should be treated. thyrotropin • subclinical • hypothyroidism • hyperthyroidism • tsh
Diabetes and Your Baby This article discusses how diabetes affects the developing fetus, and what a mother can do to protect herself and her developing baby. pregnancy • gestational diabetes • elevated blood glucose • risk factors • developing fetus
Hereditary Hemochromatosis The mutations that cause Hereditary Hemochromatosis lead to problems with iron storage in the body and can injure your heart, pancreas, liver and joints. hereditary hemochromatosis • iron storage disease • iron overload disorder • bronze diabetes • cirrhosis of the liver
Protein Abnormality Found - New Study Released This Week A protein found in the human nervous system may play a role in Alzheimer's Disease. agrin • protein • abnormal brain protein • alzheimer's protein
Melatonin in Autoimmune Disease The hormone melatonin promotes sleep and enhances immune function. Despite these benefits, until studies are complete, it should be used cautiously in autoimmune diseases melatonin • autoimmune diseases • circadian rhythms • cytokines • sarcoidosis
Allergies in Graves' Disease The immune stimulation caused by the allergic reaction causes immune system changes that trigger and worsen Graves' disease. allergies • autoimmune • hyperthyroid • graves' • disease
Anorexia and Alternative Medicine, Part I Alternative therapies for anorexia nervosa alternative medicine • alternative therapy • treatment • complementary medicine • experimental
Aromatherapy for Your Pooch Did you know you can use essential oils to treat your dog? Well, you can.. read this article to find out how to use Aromatherapy on your best friend. aromatherapy • dog • dogs • essential • oils
Biological Virus Lytic Cycle Replication Bacteriophages are a special type of virus that exclusively infects bacterial cells. Here's how they recognize, take over and ultimately kill their host bacteria. bacteriophage reproduction • bacteriophage replication • bacteriophage bacteria • t4 phage • viral lytic cycle
Breast Cancer Innovations In The News Latest research and media releases about breast cancer innovations. treatment • research • promising studies.
Constance Tom Noguchi - Researcher and Mentor Constance Tom Noguchi is Molecular Cell Biology Section Chief at the Laboratory of Chemical Biology, National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases, National Institutes of Health. She is a well-known mentor to science and medical students and teachers. constance tom noguchi • sickle cell anemia • nih • niddk • nuclear physics |
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