Contents
Vol 2, Issue 42
Contents
Perspectives
- The Wnt Signaling Pathway as a Potential Target for Therapies to Enhance Bone Repair
Modulating the Wnt signaling pathway might provide an effective and affordable means of enhancing skeletal healing after fractures or surgery.
- Channelopathies: Decoding Disease Pathogenesis
New research stratifies the origin of an inherited multisystem channelopathy, a finding that has implications for personalized diagnosis and therapy.
Research Articles
- Function of an Implanted Tissue Glucose Sensor for More than 1 Year in Animals
An implanted tissue glucose sensor can provide stable readings of glucose concentrations for more than a year.
- A Human-Specific Deletion in Mouse Cmah Increases Disease Severity in the mdx Model of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
A mouse model for Duchenne muscular dystrophy engineered to produce human-like glycosylation mimics the human disease better than existing models.
Editors' Choice
- A Stem Cell Factory in the Making!
Culturing muscle stem cells on bioengineered substrates that mimic the cells' in vivo niche improves their ability to replicate.
- Depressed Brains Inflict Pain
A new study suggests that the pain experienced from migraines may result from cortical spreading depression.
- Power in Numbers
A multidisciplinary effort begins to unravel the genomic portrait of prostate cancer.
