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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1987

Page

7

Mice genetically cured of inheritable defects shield future human disease

California Institute of Technology scientists used cloning and gene injections to cure unborn mice of a nervous system defect causing shivering and early death. Genentech researchers report curing hormone-related infertility in mice. The work, first in animals, aims to illuminate gene function and potential future therapies.

Pasadena Calif California Institute of Technology Genentech Inc San Francisco Genentech Timothy A. Stewart Caltech Biology Division Leroy Hood Hood Carol Readhead Cell Robert Lazzarini National Institute of Neurologic and Lazzarini Caltech Harvard University Stewart and Hood Associated Press

Jaundice pigment bilirubin seen as cancer fighting aid

Researchers from UC Berkeley and UCSF report bilirubin a bilirubin antioxidant may thwart cancer aging and inflammation. The study in Science says bilirubin neutralizes harmful oxygen radicals and matches vitamin E in protecting cell membranes. They caution human relevance remains to be proven and urge reexamining so called body wastes for potential beneficial roles.

Washington University of California Berkeley San Francisco Roland Stocker Stocker Science Alexander Glazer Bruce Ames Yoichiro Yamamoto Antony McDonagh Liver

Flu can trigger rare toxic shock syndrome in some patients

Research in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows severe flu can create a setup for Staphylococcus aureus to cause toxic shock syndrome. Nine flu patients developed TSS with six dying. experts urge vigilance when influenza worsens.

Chicago Athens Journal of the American Medical Association Bruce Dan Kristine MacDonald Minnesota Department of Health Minnesota MacDonald Steven J. Sperber University of Virginia School of Medicine Charlottesville J. Boyd Francis Roanoke Memorial Hospital Federal Centers For Disease Control Atlanta CDC Susanne Gaventa Dan B.C Alex Langmuir New England Journal of Medicine

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