Sunday, March 3, 2013

Scientists are one step closer to creating a new generation of drugs

Scientists have reported that they are one step closer to creating a new generation of drugs that can treat a variety of diseases, including cancer. The study was published in the current issue of the journal Nature. Scientists said that disabled the key genetic material in cells (RNA). An important role in the disease When the monkeys exposed, they could reduce the level of cholesterol in animals, paralyzing RNA in liver cells that control metabolism. Before the tests were performed in vitro or in rodents. The study results give hope to create drugs for liver diseases. A team of scientists from Copenhagen will try to use the data to create products for the treatment of hepatitis C. According to the scientists, the technology can be used in the future to by a variety of diseases, including some types cancer, heart disease and metabolic disorders such as to treat diabetes.

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