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When discussing cutting-edge cancer treatments, NK cell therapy stands out due to its unique approach to using the body’s own natural defenses. Instead of relying on aggressive chemicals or radiation, this method employs natural killer cells to target and eliminate cancer cells directly. It’s an innovative way to minimize harm to healthy tissues and improve patient outcomes. While still in …
Zombie cells, also called senescent cells, are non-dividing cells that accumulate in the body due to stress or damage, resisting normal apoptotic pathways. These cells contribute to aging and various diseases by secreting pro-inflammatory cytokines and growth factors, known as the SASP, which disrupts tissue function and promotes chronic inflammation. Advances in clinical research and stem cell therapies targeting removing …
Chimeric antigen receptor-T cell treatment (CAR-T cell therapy) holds immense potential to revolutionize organ transplantation, particularly for patients who struggle to find a suitable match and are at high risk of rejection. This breakthrough therapy offers a beacon of hope, promising to significantly improve the outcomes and quality of life for these patients. Current research prioritizes using CAR-T cells obtained …
In the ever-evolving landscape of nutrition science, the discourse around dietary fats has undergone significant transformation. The Regeneration Center is please to offer the Ultimate Guide to Healthy Fats in 2025 seeks to help demystify fats’ complexities, clarifying their indispensable role in a balanced diet. From elucidating the nuanced differences between monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats to addressing the contentious debate …
New research shows that specific types of brain cells become active after brain injuries and exhibit properties similar to those of neural stem cells. Astrocyte plasticity might correlate with the upregulation of the Galectin 3 protein, which may significantly contribute to discovery of additional biomarkers. The study discovered that a specific protein regulates these cells and could be a target …
Chemokines, critical components in the immune system, are small proteins that facilitate the migration and positioning of immune cells throughout the body. They are vital in maintaining the body’s defense against foreign invaders, such as bacteria and viruses. Understanding the fundamental principles of chemokine biology can significantly contribute to our knowledge and ability to help patients in the clinical and …
