Science news articles about 'resistant diseases'

... developed a method to get around one of the most common forms of resistance, thereby opening up some if not many resistant diseases to the reinvigorated fury of the medications that once laid them low ...

... upon the results of Bcr/Abl kinase inhibitors administered alone, particularly in the case of imatinib-resistant disease,” he said. Further preclinical studies are underway to test this hypothesis.

... . The researchers also hope to develop different genetic strategies to help the crops resist disease. "Comparing important pathogens with their "agriculturally irrelevant" relatives can tell us useful ...

... of White Band Disease can recover because up to six percent of the remaining corals are naturally resistant to the disease. This is the first evidence of natural disease resistance in tropical reef ...

... sensitivity makes prostate cancer cells resistant to existing anti-androgen therapies. Approximately ... 1,200 patients with anti-androgen-resistant disease. This study will assess MDV3100's effect ...

... a key unsolved mystery in our understanding of AIDS. Furthermore, definition of the mechanisms by which they resist disease could help explain the mechanisms underlying AIDS progression in humans. A ...

... exposure plays a critical role in the cause, development and effects of the pandemic of these insulin-resistant diseases. De la Monte, who is also a professor of pathology and lab medicine at The ...

... in the establishment and survival of the trees. "Mycorrhizae make the trees healthier and more able to resist disease, insects and drought," said Cripps. Mycorrhizal fungi grow on the roots of 90 ...

... a partner who is MHC dissimilar, animals can increase their chances of their offspring being better able to resist disease. Dr Setchell explains: "These results are very exciting, and this is the ...