Long-term memory protein 'found'
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Scientists say they have identified the protein which is key to developing long-term memory.
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Chemotherapy produces long-term changes in the part of the brain dealing with memory, research suggests.
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Proteins found on the outside of cancer cells could be targeted by a drug &quot;guidance system&quot; which seeks out and destroys the disease, scientists have said.
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Stress can produce an enzyme that interferes with short-term memory and other higher brain functions, according to an article in Science.
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A key mechanism in the brains of people with HIV dementia has been identified by scientists at the US Department of Energy&#39;s Brookhaven National Laboratory.
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A protein essential to the growth of melanoma has been identified, providing a target for halting the deadly skin cancer. American researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Children&#39;s Hospital Boston
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A newly discovered clue to the workings of a protein that helps regulate sleep could point scientists to better treatments for sleep-related illnesses.
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The mystery of how we read a sentence is unlocked by scientists.
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The mystery of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) may have gotten a little less murky: British researchers say a high level of a protein in a developing fetus corresponds
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San Diego scientists have identified a protein in embryonic stem cells that helps weed out mutations as the cells proliferate. Its action may protect a developing embryo from DNA damage that could lead to cancer later in life.
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By Peumans, Willy J Fouquaert, Elke; Jauneau, Alain; Rouge, Pierre; Et al  A lectin different from the previously described mannose-binding agglutinins has been isolated from the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha.
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Its memory-chip breakthrough could lead to new products.
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NEW YORK  - Japanese investigators have  isolated a new compound produced by fat tissue that shares  properties with insulin and may lead to the development of new  diabetes drugs. They call the protein visfatin.
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A protein in the ear that converts sound  into nerve impulses that are sent to the brain could be the  long-sought key to understanding hearing and deafness,  scientists said on Wednesday.
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Work is a step toward practical molecular memory devices
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WEDNESDAY, July 18 (HealthDay News) -- There&#39;s no fountain of youth waiting around the corner, but a study of unusually old mice suggests a natural anticancer protein might also put the brakes on aging.
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Rogue proteins like those that cause mad cow disease &#151; found previously only in brain, nerve and lymph tissues &#151; have now been located in the liver, kidney and pancreas in a study of rodents.