The role of OSM cytokine in cancer metabolism and immunesuppression
Currently there are not efficient therapies with curative intent for advanced breast cancer (BC). In particular, advanced triple negative (TN) BC has poor prognosis and lacks targeted therapies. Therefore, finding new strategies for those cases is an unmet need with high clinical impact. In this context, the pro-inflammatory cytokine Oncostatin
Genetic prevalence of repeat expansion disorders within TOPMed and the 100,000 Genomes Projects
Repeat expansion disorders (REDs) are common inherited diseases caused by expansions in DNA repeats. There is uncertainty surrounding the accuracy of prevalence estimates of RED due to clinical ascertainment, because of highly variable clinical presentation and the wide spectrum of milder phenotypic presentations. This often leads to underestimation of the
Charla Informativa – Presentación proyecto ADINBERA a la ciudadanía
Impulsado por el IIS Biodonostia, financiado por Fundación Muñoa y con la colaboración del Ayuntamiento de Tolosa y la OSI Tolosaldea, damos comienzo al proyecto ADINBERA, un proyecto que se desarrollará en Tolosa y que tiene como objetivo reducir la vulnerabilidad y mejorar la calidad de vida de las personas
Epidemiologia Ambiental: Biomonitorización Humana: ¿Qué, Cómo, Cuándo Y Para Qué?
La biomonitorización es un procedimiento que se sustenta en la recogida sistemática de información sobre la presencia de sustancias tóxicas (pueden incluirse otros compuestos químicos) en una muestra de la población representativa de la población general, al menos, en términos de distribución y sexo. Ha de cubrir áreas/ámbitos geográficos de
Jeremy D. Walston, MD, is the Raymond and Anna Lublin Professor of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology at the Johns Hopkins University and the Principal Investigator of the Johns Hopkins Older Americans Independence Center (OAIC), which focuses on understanding the biology that drives physical frailty, its prevention, and its treatment. His
Developing soft and biomimetic CNT-based scaffolds for nerve tissue regeneration
Neurotraumatic injuries affect more than 500K patients every year globally, with FDA approved treatments, at best, aiding in merely easing the patient´s pain and alleviating the symptoms. The sciatic nerve, on the other hand, is the longest and widest nerve fiber in the human body, responsible for supplying sensory and
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