New Antibody Found To Stop Brain Cell Damage
Scientists have identified an antibody named glunomap that can stop the process of rapid brain cell activity. According to Denis Vivien, a professor of cellular biology, this antibody can reduce the activity levels of neurons to protect them from damage.
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RFI Afrique
“Un anticorps, le glunomap, capable de stopper net ce processus d'emballement cérébral. Il va réduire le niveau d'activité de ces neurones.”
RFI Monde
“Un anticorps, le glunomap, capable de stopper net ce processus d'emballement cérébral. Il va réduire le niveau d'activité de ces neurones.”
RFI Monde
“fait de les mettre en sommeil va les protéger de la soupe. de la charge virale et un recul doux, l'espoir d'élimination du sida à l'horizon 2030.”
Tokyo FM
“A new antibody has been discovered that can stop brain cell damage.”
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