Scientists have identified a tiny snippet of genetic material that promote healthy insulin production in mice. Xiaoqing Tang's work may eventually lead to new therapies for the treatment of diabetes, a disease that affects nearly 26 million Americans and causes myriad health problems, including heart disease, kidney failure and stroke. Diabetes results when the pancreas does not produce or release enough insulin into the blood stream or when cells fail ...Sunday, 14 October 2012
Study Identifies Genetic Material That Boosts Insulin Production
Scientists have identified a tiny snippet of genetic material that promote healthy insulin production in mice. Xiaoqing Tang's work may eventually lead to new therapies for the treatment of diabetes, a disease that affects nearly 26 million Americans and causes myriad health problems, including heart disease, kidney failure and stroke. Diabetes results when the pancreas does not produce or release enough insulin into the blood stream or when cells fail ...
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