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New microscope shows most imperceptible cancer cells during surgery
Modern technology will allow you to avoid repetitive operations to remove the rest of the tumor.
Inventors at the University of Western Australia presented the world's smallest portable microscope. It is adapted for the detection of cancerous cells, showing the three-dimensional images. The basic element of the invention is a lens, whose width is one-third of a millimeter, and so it easily fits into the needle.
Currently new technology passes tests on samples of human tissue. A successful will allow you to avoid repetitive operations to remove the rest of the tumor. According to statistics, nearly one in four women, operated by breast cancer undergoes re-intervention.
The microscope is set to be used during the operation, which will help to be examined within the tumor. It will also be possible to examine the operation of the lungs in emphysema and cancer of the brain. If the tests pass, the advanced technology could hit the market over the next ten years.
Stress-related protein speeds progression of Alzheimer's disease
Stress protein genetically linked to depression, anxiety and other mental disorders contributes to accelerate Alzheimer chorobyNová study by researchers at the University of South Florida conducted found.
The study is published online today in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.
If the voltage protein FKBP51 cooperates with another protein known as Hsp90 chaperone protein is a huge complex prevents distance from the brain of toxic tau protein associated with Alzheimer's disease.
Under normal circumstances tau helps form the skeleton of our brain cells. USF study was conducted experiments tubes, mice genetically modified to produce abnormal tau protein accumulates in the brains of people with Alzheimer's disease, and Alzheimer's disease post-mortem human brain tissue.
Researchers reported that FKBP51 levels associated with age in the brain, and pakstres protein Hsp90 are with partners to tau more deadly brain cells in memory formation.
JeAsistent Hsp90 protein, which monitors the activity of Tau in nerve cells. Chaperone proteins are generally help to ensure that tau proteins are folded properly maintain healthy structure of nerve cells.
But as FKBP51 levels increase with age, but tear Hsp90 positive impact on the toxicity of tau to promote.
"We found that Hsp90 FKB51 confiscated environment that prevents removal of dew and allows you to create toxic" said the study's principal investigator Chad Dickey, PhD, professor of molecular medicine at the Institute of USF Health Byrd Alzheimer's disease. "Basically, it is used for the production of Hsp90 and to keep the villain."
The authors conclude ževývoj drugs or other ways to reduce FKB51 or block their interaction with Hsp90 as a very significant impact on the treatment of tau pathology in Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, dementia and other diseases associated with more memory loss.
Earlier studies Dr. Dickey and his colleagues found that a lack of FKBP51 in old mice resistance be improved depressive behavior.
Brain Displays an Intrinsic Mechanism for Fighting Infection
White blood cells are reign as the heroes of the immune system. When the infection, the cells produced in the bone marrow, the race through the blood to combat pathogens. But new research shows that different bodies may also play a role in immune defense, which is essentially your own hero. In a study of a rare and deadly brain infection, researchers at Rockefeller University have discovered that the brain cells of healthy people can produce their own immune system molecules, demonstrating the "intrinsic immunity" that is crucial to stop the infection.
Interfering with interferon. Herpes simplex virus-infected neurons (above)
are from patients with a genetic defect that impairs their brain’s ability to make
interferon, an important immune system protein, and leaves their brain
cells unable to fight off the infection. Healthy people, in turn,
have an intrinsic immune response to the virus. (Credit: Image courtesy of Rockefeller University)
Shen-Ying Zhang, clinical researcher at St. Giles Laboratory of Human Genetics of Infectious Diseases, has been studying children with herpes simplex encephalitis, a potentially deadly brain infection herpes virus, HSV-1, which may be important to brain damage. Scientists already knew from previous work that children with encephalitis have a genetic defect that affects the functions of the immune system receptor - Toll-like receptor 3 (TLR3) - in the brain. For this study we wanted to see how a defect in TLR3 prevent the brain's ability to fight herpes infection.
When TLR3 recognizes pathogen that causes an immune response that causes the release of proteins known as interferons, and ringing "interfere" with the replication of the pathogen. Most commonly associated with white blood cells that are present within the body, but in this case researchers examines the existence of the receptor in neurons and other brain cells.
"One interesting thing for these patients is that they have none of the other symptoms, the most frequent herpes. They had an infection of the skin or mouth only in their brains. Therefore hypothesis that TLR3 responses should be specifically responsible for the maintenance of herpes virus infects the brain and is not necessary in other parts of the body, "says Zhang.
The laboratory, directed by Jean-Laurent Casanova, together with scientists from Harvard Medical School and the Institute of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer to create induced pluripotent stem cells. Made from the patient's own tissue, the stem cells are converted into cells of the central nervous system, which leads to patient genetic defects. Zhang cells exposed to HSV-1 and synthetic double-stranded RNA, which mimics the product of the virus that stimulates Toll-like receptor activity. By measuring the levels of interferon, Zhang revealed that TLR3 response of patients was in fact defective, cells were making these important immune system proteins, preventing them from fighting infection.
Zhang also exposed to the blood cells of patients with the virus and it was found that TLR3 defect is no problem there, as in the brain - interferons were released in another manner.
Because Toll-like receptors in neurons was vital to prevent infection, encephalitis, researchers concluded that brain cells use as an internal mechanism to fight infection, rather than relying on the white blood cells. When the function deteriorates, patients who can not be improved.
"This is proof of intrinsic immunity, recently discovered function of the immune system," says Zhang. "It is very likely that other organs also have their own specific tools to fight infection."
Researchers are putting together a pilot study to test interferon-based therapy in patients with encephalitis, believing that will help speed recovery and increase survival when used in combination with antiviral drugs. They have also examined whether the brain shows intrinsic immunity to other viral infections.