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ZME Science on MSNTiny “Water Bear” Protein Could Help Shield Cancer Patients From RadiationCancer treatment can be absolutely brutal. Over 60% of patients with cancer undergo radiation therapy at some point in their ...
Boosting cells with a tardigrade protein reduced DNA damage after radiation, offering potential protection for healthy tissue ...
Researchers have found a way to use tardigrade proteins to potentially revolutionize cancer treatment and space travel.
Researchers at the University of Iowa say the tiny tardigrade, which is found all over our planet, can protect human skin and ...
Radiation therapy is a key part of cancer treatment, with about 60% of cancer patients in the U.S. receiving it at some stage ...
Drawing inspiration from the tardigrade, researchers developed a new strategy that may protect cancer patients from the side effects of radiation therapy.
This approach could transform radiation therapy by allowing higher doses to be used more safely, ultimately improving outcomes for cancer patients.
“The changes in sarcomere structure and mitochondrial function observed in space-exposed tissues bear striking similarities to markers seen in aging-related heart conditions and certain cardiomy ...
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