
狂犬病研究、軽い暴露後の皮膚細胞のより大きな役割を示唆
新しい報告によると、角化細胞は軽い咬傷や引っかき傷の後に狂犬病ウイルスの神経侵入を積極的に助けている可能性があり、皮膚細胞は単なる受動的な通路だという考えに異を唱えている。
- 新しい報告は、皮膚細胞が狂犬病感染で受動的という見方に異を唱えている。
- 角化細胞は、軽い咬傷や引っかき傷の後にウイルスの神経侵入を助ける可能性がある。
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新しい報告によると、角化細胞は軽い咬傷や引っかき傷の後に狂犬病ウイルスの神経侵入を積極的に助けている可能性があり、皮膚細胞は単なる受動的な通路だという考えに異を唱えている。

Scientists led by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, report that proteins found in urine can predict which dengue patients are more likely to progress to severe disease, opening the door to simpler risk triage.

Researchers at Karolinska Institutet report an association between gut bacteria composition and the level of latent HIV in people receiving antiretroviral therapy, pointing to a possible new line of investigation in cure

医師らはギリシャの58歳女性に見られた異例の寄生性ハエ感染を報告し、まれな症例が標準的な診断の前提を揺るがしうることを示した。
A study published in Nature Microbiology reports that a virus usually associated with shrimp and fish has crossed into humans and is tied to persistent eye disease.
A new Nature Medicine report describes the detection of mpox clade IIb in the Republic of the Congo alongside clades Ia and Ib, highlighting a more complex outbreak picture and the need for stronger surveillance and case
A long-stagnant field is moving again as tuberculosis drug and vaccine development reaches its broadest pipeline on record, raising the prospect of shorter treatments and the first new vaccine class in a century.
A new mRNA vaccine targeting the Nipah virus—one of the world's most feared potential pandemic pathogens—proved safe and generated strong immune responses lasting at least one year in a phase 1 clinical trial published in Nature Medicine.
With nearly 1,000 confirmed measles cases in 2026 spread across close to half of U.S. states, public health officials are sounding the alarm about a broader crisis. Declining vaccination rates could open the door to resurgences of mumps, hepatitis B, and other diseases once thought conquered.
Researchers have found that Chlamydia pneumoniae, a widespread bacterium known for causing respiratory infections, can invade the brain and retina where it persists for years, triggering inflammation and amyloid-beta accumulation linked to Alzheimer's disease. The discovery opens new avenues for early detection through retinal imaging and potential antibiotic treatments.