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Molecular therapy: A possibility for treating stroke patients
Patients who have suffered from ischemic stroke may be able to restore their motor functions through transient in situ expression of pluripotency factors -
Gene mutation found causing kidney stones
Mutations in a gene was found to be the culprit of kidney stone formation -
Find protein to treat sepsis
A joint research team at Yonsei found that sestrin-2 can be used to treat sepsis -
Happy brains have higher capacity to cope with “bad information”
Professor Jae-Jin Kim -
Causes for irreversible lung cancer treatment drug tolerance identified
Researchers at Yonsei bring potential for developing new targeted lung cancer treatment drug -
Unlocking the secret of Lorenzo’s Oil
A team of researchers at Yonsei University revealed a novel mechanism in the pathogenesis of X-ALD -
Live and let dye: Probes enabling immune cells to announce their success
Yonsei biochemists develop a fluorescent probe capable of signaling immune-cell destruction of invading pathogens Professor Ji-Hwan Ryu -
Making Molecular MIMO Work
A group of researchers, including Prof. Chan-Byoung Chae, develops a novel MIMO design for molecular communication Professor Chan-Byoung Chae -
Rub your hands and improve memory – fantasy or reality?
A team of Yonsei biotechnologists and neuroscientists suggests that triboelectricity can be used to convert somatic cells to neurons Professor Seung-Woo Cho, Biotechnology, Yonsei University -
Can TV PSA Campaigns help reduce suicide rates?
Yonsei researchers investigate the effects of a public service advertisement campaign on suicide prevention in South Korea Professor In Han Song -
How socioeconomic contexts complement contingent factors in examining government expenditure
Yonsei researcher Whasun Jho takes a deeper dive into how institutions and social capital affect economy and help us better understand future outcomes Professor Whasun Cho -
Un désir de littérature coréenne, A Desire of Korean Literature
Professor Jeong Myeong-Kyo introduces Korean literature to worldwide audience Professor Myeong-Kyo Jeong
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