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Judging from the regulatory logic of the Central People\'s Procuratorate: 90% of top three stem cell treatments fail, what are the key points?

Doctor, I heard that stem cells can cure diabetic foot. Why doesn\'t your hospital do it? \"Doctors often encounter this kind of patient questions in outpatient clinics....

A team of Chinese academicians appears on the cover of Nature to solve the problem of surgical knot-tying

On November 27, Beijing time, the team of Academician Yang Wei from the Center for Cross Mechanics of Zhejiang University, together with the team of Academician Cai Xiujun of Shaw Hospital Affiliated to Zhejiang University School of Medicine, jointly...

2025 New Academician Gao Yue: 36 years of hard work, empowering innovation in medicine and radiation protection with breakthroughs in interdisciplinary scientific research

Researcher Gao Yue is currently the director of the Pharmacology and Toxicology Research Office of the Institute of Radiation and Radiation Medicine, Academy of Military Medical Sciences, and concurrently the director of the Military Key Laboratory o...

Exploration of the direction of innovation in China: Taking the new intestinal-brain axis pathway as the core, revealing the regulatory mechanism of psychological stress on intestinal homeostasis

The intestine-brain axis is the core two-way regulatory pathway that maintains the human digestion and nerve homeostasis, and is also the key direction in the intersection of natural digestion and nerve-endocrine-immunity. However, how psychological ...

Breaking the school history: National outstanding youth took the lead and was approved as a 60 million-year funding project in Nature!

Recently, the National Natural Science Foundation of China announced the project approval of the outstanding research group project in 2025. Professor Wang Yanjiang from the Department of Neurology, Army Special Medical Center of the Army Medical Uni...

Cell Headlines Focus on Chinese Teams! Army Military Medical University Unveils New Mechanisms for Inhibiting breast cancer

For a long time, clinical research has found that interacting with people more often may slow down the development of cancer and allow patients to recover better. Especially for breast cancer patients, after more social interaction, they are not only...

Tongji team Cell made a big breakthrough! The joints are hidden in the \"repair artifact\" Procr⁺ cells

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common degenerative joint disease that mainly affects middle-aged and elderly people. Its progression begins with the degeneration of joint cartilage, gradually eroding the subchondral bone and surrounding tissues, causing sy...

Hong Kong University Team: Statin can promote ferrodystrophy of liver cancer cells and improve the effectiveness of immune checkpoint inhibitors

Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is a primary liver cancer that originates from hepatocytes and accounts for 90% of all liver cancer cases. Its advanced patients have limited response to existing therapies such as tyrosine kinase inhibitors and immune ...

STTT | Zhang Weidong/Liu Sanhong\'s team reveals that acetylvalerin targets PCBP1/2 and GPX4 in spider scent induced iron death in colorectal cancer

STTT | Zhang Weidong/Liu Sanhong\'s team reveals that acetylvalerin targets PCBP1/2 and GPX4 in spider scent induced iron death in colorectal cancer...

Science Report｜Shi Yigong\'s team reveals the structural basis of the oligomerization of the proapoptotic protein BAX into pores

In 1997, when Professor Shi Yigong established an independent laboratory at Princeton University, he turned his attention to the field of cell apoptosis research. Among them, BAX protein, as the key executor of endogenous apoptosis, can accurately dr...

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Chinese scholars reveal the early chromatin loosening mechanism of DNA damage response

Supported by the Major Project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 32090030), Professor Zhu Weiguo\'s team from Shenzhen University discovered that deamidation modifications at positions 76 and 77 (H1N76/77) of asparagine i...

Chinese scholars have made progress in solid tumor CAR-T cell therapy

With the support of National Natural Science Foundation of China projects (approval numbers: 22272091, U24A20732, 82061148009), Professor Luan Yuxia\'s team from the School of Pharmacy at Shandong University has made progress in the research of CAR-T...

Nature is a heavyweight! Chinese scientists find molecular key to gut immunity

In the complex \"microecological kingdom\" of the human gut, trillions of symbiotic bacteria reside, forming intricate networks of interaction with their hosts. They not only help us break down food and synthesize nutrients, but also play a...