Posts tagged: opposite
Protein That Controls Movement Does the Opposite in Parkinson’s
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 25 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers who identified a protein that worsens symptoms of Parkinson's disease say their finding could eventually lead to new treatments for the neurodegenerative disease. The protein, RGS4, normally helps regulate the activity in neurons in the striatum, the part of the brain that ...
Another Genetic Clue To Autism: Opposite Malfunctions Have Same Result
In most cases, autism is caused by a combination of genetic factors, but some cases, such as Fragile X syndrome, a rare disorder with autism-like symptoms, can be traced to a variation in a single gene that causes overproduction of proteins in brain synapses, the connectors that allow ...
Researchers Discover That Same Gene Has Opposite Effects In Prostate, Breast Cancers
Researchers at Cleveland Clinic have discovered that a gene - known as an androgen receptor (AR) - is found in both prostate and breast cancers yet has opposite effects on these diseases. In prostate cancer, the AR gene promotes cancer growth when the gene is "turned on." In breast cancer, ...
Researchers discover that same gene has opposite effects in prostate, breast cancers
Researchers at Cleveland Clinic have discovered that a gene known as an androgen receptor (AR) is found in both prostate and breast cancers yet has opposite effects on these diseases.
Researchers discover that same gene has opposite effects in prostate, breast cancers
(Cleveland Clinic) Researchers at Cleveland Clinic have discovered that a gene - known as an androgen receptor (AR) - is found in both prostate and breast cancers yet has opposite effects on these diseases. In prostate cancer, the AR gene promotes cancer growth when the gene is "turned on." In ...
Researchers discover that same gene has opposite effects in prostate, breast cancers
Researchers at Cleveland Clinic have discovered that a gene known as an androgen receptor (AR) is found in both prostate and breast cancers yet has opposite effects on these diseases. In prostate cancer, the AR gene promotes cancer growth when the gene is "turned on." ...
Brain Stents To Lower Stroke Risk Have The Opposite Effect
Brain stents, which are placed to open up a blocked artery and are designed to prevent strokes in high-risk individuals, actually increase the risk of stroke and death considerably, researchers reported in NEJM (New England Journal of Medicine, after completing a multi-center clinical trial. Patients receiving brain stents were found ...
Study Uncovers Several Compounds That Inhibit Cancer Cell Invasion, And One That Does The Opposite – Promotes Cancer Metastasis
Metastasis - the spread of cancer from the place where it first started to another place in the body - is the most common reason that cancer treatments fail. To metastasize, some types of cancer cells rely on invadopodia, cellular membrane projections that act like feet, helping them "walk" away ...
What Makes a Face Appealing to the Opposite Sex?
SUNDAY, April 24 (HealthDay News) -- While it may be true that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, a new computer model helps reveal what's behind peoples' ideas of facial attractiveness. Many studies have concluded that people are drawn to "average" faces and those who fit the ...
More Parental Monitoring By The Opposite-Gender Parent Can Indirectly Reduce Alcohol-Related Problems
Young adults whose parents monitor their social interactions may be less likely to display impulsive behavior traits and to have alcohol-related problems, a new study suggests. The level of monitoring is linked to parenting style, and the link is stronger with the parent of the opposite gender. This study is ...
Parental monitoring of opposite-gender child may decrease problem drinking in young adults
Young adults whose parents monitor their social interactions may be less likely to display impulsive behavior traits and to have alcohol-related problems, a new study suggests. The level of monitoring is linked to parenting style, and the link is stronger with the parent of the opposite gender.