NLS Research

Uncategorized - February 12, 2016

Type 2 diabetes drug can exhaust insulin-producing cells

Long-term use of liraglutide, a substance that helps to lower blood sugar levels in patients with type 2 diabetes, can have a deteriorating effect on insulin-producing beta cells, leading to an increase in blood sugar levels. This according to a study on mice implanted with human insulin-producing cells conducted by a team of scientists from […]

Uncategorized - January 27, 2016

New findings about the early stages of Alzheimer’s

Approximately twenty years before the first symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease appear inflammatory changes in the brain can be seen, according to a new study from Karolinska Institutet. The findings have been published in the medical scientific journal  Brain . The findings of the researchers, who monitored several pathological changes in the brain, suggest that activation of […]

Uncategorized - January 17, 2016

A new heart from a printer

The emergence of 3D bioprinting might not only eliminate the need for animal testing in the cosmetic industry, it might also disrupt the field of regenerative medicine. A Nordic team is leading the way. 3D printing technology is rapidly developing and the things you can print is no longer limited to objects. A Nordic consortium […]

Uncategorized - January 15, 2016

New role for motor neurons discovered

Researchers from Sweden´s Karolinska Institutet  have demonstrated a new, direct signalling pathway through which motor neurons influence the locomotor circuits that generate rhythmic movements. The results were presented in the journal Nature. Locomotion is essential to all animals and is based on a carefully balanced interaction between the muscles and the brain. Nerve cells are typically […]

Uncategorized - January 15, 2016

Mosquito net safe to use in inguinal hernia repair

Sterilised mosquito nets can replace costly surgical meshes in the repair of inguinal (groin) hernias without further risk to the patients. This makes mosquito nets a good alternative for close to 200 million people in low-income countries suffering from untreated groin hernias. These are the results of a Swedish-Ugandan study presented in the prestigious  New […]

Uncategorized - January 3, 2016

A method for controlling gene activation

Researchers from the University of Helsinki have developed a method that enables the activation of genes in a cell without changing the genome. The method can be used in directing the differentiation of stem cells and as processes in cancer biology. The method has been developed by researchers Diego Balboa and Jere Weltner, working on their doctoral dissertations at […]

We Value Your Privacy

This site uses cookies

We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. By clicking "accept," you agree to our use of cookies.

Read more about our privacy policy

Only necessary
Accept All
Manage Cookies

Manage Cookies

functional

The "Functional" cookie category includes cookies that are essential for the smooth operation of our website and to enhance your browsing experience. These cookies enable various functionalities that make our site more user-friendly and efficient.

market

The "Market" cookie category encompasses cookies used to analyze and improve our marketing efforts. These cookies help us understand how you interact with our website and provide us with insights to optimize our content and advertisements, ensuring they are relevant to your interests.

personal

The "Personal" cookie category includes cookies that enhance the user experience by storing information about your preferences and interactions on our site. This allows us to tailor content and recommendations to your individual needs, providing a more personalized and engaging experience.