Scientia Issue #101 | At The Forefront

Nov 20, 2015Issues

AT THE FOREFRONT

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Edd Gent
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Scientia Issue #101 Contents

 


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BIOTECHNOLOGY

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ONE DISCOVERY. TWO DISCOVERY. THREE DISCOVERY? MORE?
Dr. Ed Bayer

“Designer cellulosome” discovery and its many biotechnology implications

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THE MAKER OF MAGNETS
Dr Raz Zarviach

Magnetosome, an organelle from magnetotactic bacteria, and its possible applications

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FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE

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BIOMETRICS BUILDS BETTER NANOPARTICLES FOR BIOMEDICINE
Dr. Changqian Cao
Magnetoferritin nanoparticles enable better tumour targeting and detection

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THE BIOLOGY OF TELOMERE CHROMATIN IN STEM CELLS AND CANCERS
Dr. Lee Wong
Telomeres and their role in cancer development

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PREVENTING VASCULAR AGING AS A MEANS OF LIFE EXTENSION
Dr. Yu Wang

The role of SIRT1 in aging arteries

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NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN HEART DISEASE RESEARCH
Dr. Takahiro Yoshizawa

Adrenomedullin as a promising target for heart failure treatment

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EXPANDING OUR KNOWLEDGE OF BRAIN EXPANSION
Dr. Oz Pomp

KATNB1, a culprit for microencephaly, and its role in cortical development

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CLINICAL TRIALS

 

 

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MANAGING REFRACTORY ANGINA IN ABSENCE OF OPTIONS
Dr. Shmuel Banai 
ReducerTM as a novel treatment for refractory angina 

 

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INNATE DEFENSE REGULATORS: NOVEL THERAPEUTICS FOR EMERGING AND ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT DISEASES
Dr. Oreola Donini
SGX94 stimulates innate immunity to combat infections in place of antibiotics   

 

 

 

 

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BRAIN DISORDERS

 

 

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CHALLENGES AND OPPURTUNITIES FOR UNDERSTANDING SEPTIC E NCEPHALOPATHY
Dr Yukio Imamura
Understanding septic encephalopathy and the search for novel treatments 

 

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LISTENING TO EMOTIONS
Dr. Barbra Zupan 
Emotional perception in patients with traumatic brain injury 

 

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A NICHE IN NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASE
Dr. Martin Duennwald

Protein misfolding in neurodegenerative diseases

 

 

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PERSONALIZED MEDICINE

 

 

 

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BEATING THE BLUES  
Dr Sidney Kennedy 

Interpatient variability complicates diagnosis and management of major depression

 

 

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HIDDEN CONNECTIONS
Dr Yuichiro Eguchi & Dr Hirokazu Takahashi 
Greater intramuscular adipose is predictive of poorer prognosis for diabetes 

 

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UNCOVERING THE ROLE OF GENES IN DISEASE    
Dr Fahd Al-Mulla 

Personalizing medicine based on individual genetic makeup

 

 

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IMPROVING PATIENT CARE

 

 

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EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE 
Dr Andrew Munro   
Call for more timely treatment of patients with serious cardiac conditions 

 

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CHANGING THE WAY WE DIAGNOSE HEART ATTACKS
Dr Martin Than  

Accelerated diagnostic program using biomarkers, decision aids, and EC

 

 

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OXYGEN IN HEART ATTACKS: A LONG-STANDING BELIEF CHANGES
Dr DIon Stub

Checking oxygen levels prior to supplemental oxygen can improve patient outcomes

 

 

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DELIVERING QUALITY CARE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE PATIENTS 
Registered Nurse Sue Healy & Prof Liz Reymond 

The importance of lay caretaker education in palliative care

 

 

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HEALTH CARE CONCERNS NOT JUST FOR THE ELDERLY
Dr Patricia Li
Implementing family medicine to facilitate continuous care

 

 

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FROM BEAKERS TO PATIENTS

 

 

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EMPLOYMENT AND DISABILITY

 

 

 

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ENHANCING EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES
Dr Josephine Wilson 
Helping individuals with disabilities to obtain job opportunities online
 

 

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IMPROVING THE WORKING LIVES OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 
Dr Lisa Nishii 

Individuals with disabilities report lower quality work experience

 

 

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RATIO BIAS

 

 

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IN SEARCH OF LOGICAL BASES BENEATH THE SUPERFICIALLY IRRATIONAL 
Dr Kimihiko Yamagishi 

Ratio bias can be predicted mathematically