Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biological Research

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Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biological Research

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International Journal of Chemistry and Pharmaceutic al Sciences

Application of antimicrobial agents and its unwanted effects.                                                    Download ...

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New cancer risk gene found

A new breast cancer risk gene has been discovered which explains the early-onset breast cancer in some multiple-case breast cancer families. The international team of investigators led by the University of Melbourne Australia, identified rare mutations in the RINT1 gene to increase risk of breast and many other cancers....

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Anti-leukaemia drug in trials

Eight Australians are diagnosed with a form of leukaemia every day. While there are treatments, many of these don’t work on all people or produce such serious side effects that the patient has to be withdrawn from treatment....

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Nobel prize 2013

Three biologists have won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for solving the mystery of how cells control transport of molecules. The winners are (from left) James E. Rothman, Randy W. Schekman and Thomas C. Südhof. Read more: http://bit.ly/17biwXj via the Nobel Foundation Image: The Lasker Foundation; UC Berkeley; Mary Altaffer/Associated Press via the New York Times  ...

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Discovery

The discovery provides a new target for drugs that could potentially stop brain tumours from spreading. Gliomas account for about a third of brain tumours and survival rates are poor because of the disease's ability to invade the surrounding tissue and resist chemotherapy. ...

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Genetics news

People who suffer from congenital analgesia can’t feel pain, and often end up hurting themselves as they don’t know when something is too hot, or making them bleed. Researchers have discovered that mutations in the gene SCN11A are responsible for this disorder, which blocks the transmission of pain signals.  ...

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Appendix Isn't Useless at All: It's a Safe House for Bacteria

Drawing upon a series of observations and experiments, Duke University Medical Center investigators postulate that the beneficial bacteria in the appendix that aid digestion can ride out a bout of diarrhea that completely evacuates the intestines and emerge afterwards to repopulate the gut. "While there is no smoking gun, the abundance of circumstantial evidence makes a strong case for the role of the appendix as a place where the good bacteria...

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ScienceAlert

This week Australian researchers created a shark-proof wetsuit, discovered that the brains of Alzheimer's sufferers are less sensitive to insulin and found insight into how our mind processes new information. Science is amazing! → Insulin linked to brain diseases: http://bit.ly/15K35Fn → Our brains 'divide and conquer': http://bit.ly/17rHza1 → Shark-repelling wetsuit created: http://bit.ly/12YmzmS → Indoor plants boost health: http://bit.ly/13lXia...

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NATURAL TIPS FOR MOLE REMOVAL!!

# Garlic is considered as an antibiotic because of its immense anti-inflammatory properties. Grind a clove of garlic, keep it on the mole, and cover the part with a bandage, which should be removed the next day. # Daily usage of Vaseline in adequate amounts is a natural mole removal remedy. # Raw honey and flax seed oil into which flax seeds are added is a good herbal solution. Apply this mixture daily on the affected area until the size...

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JOURNAL EVALUATION OF PRESCRIBED CARDIOVASCULAR DRUGS MARKETED BY VARIOUS  PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES OF BANGLADESH                                                   Download ...

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Journal of Phytochemistry POLYALTHIA SUBEROSA (ROXB.) STUDY OF PHYTOCHEMICAL SCREENING,  ANTIOXIDANT, ANTIDIARRHOEAL AND  ANALGESIC ACTIVITIES OF  HYDROMETHANOL EXTRACTS                                                                        ...

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New drug for skin cancer

    A new drug that targets skin cancer has been successfully tested in humans for the first time, and could lead to a new class of cancer treatments. The drug reduces the size of tumours by targeting a protein that controls cancer growth and spread...

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Journal of Phytochemistry

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New kidney

A kidney bioengineered in the lab has successfully been transplanted into a rat. This is a huge step forward in the quest to help patients with kidney failure and create personalised transplant organs. With further work, bioengineered kidneys could provide an alternative to dialysis for patients with end-stage kidney disease...

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New research

A drug used to treat the side effects of chemotherapy can halt the growth of brain cancer and kill tumour cells,  new research has revealed.  The surprising results suggest this anti-nausea  drug could be a potential new treatment for brain tumours. ...

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Genetic news

FOXP2, also known as the 'language gene', has a unique sequence in humans. Researchers have demonstrated that mutations associated with this gene are linked to speech and language deficits. ...

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Queensland University of Technology (QUT) researchers have found 23 additional genetic variations linked to prostate cancer. This is a huge advancement that could be used to design genetic tests for this disease. ...

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The Pitch Drop Experiment is one of the longest-running experiments in the world. The experiment was established by Thomas Parnell, a professor of physics at the University of Queensland, in 1927. But, for different reasons, in the 85 years that the pitch has been dripping no one has ever seen the drop fall. ...

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