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Finkelstein Test Demonstration Steps Doctors use this test to detect De Quervain’s tenosynovitis. It stretches the thumb tendons sharply. Pain on the thumb side of the wrist indicates a positive result. Use this modern 3-step version. It starts gently. Then it increases the stretch. Finally, it performs the classic move. Step 1: Gravity-Assisted Ulnar Deviation […]
Exon-Skipping ASOs for SMA: Nusinersen Leads the Way in 2026 Spinal muscular atrophy weakens muscles severely. It affects motor neurons early in life. SMN1 gene mutations cause the disease. SMN2 gene partially compensates. However, SMN2 skips exon 7 in most transcripts. This produces unstable protein. Therefore, functional SMN levels stay low. Antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) change […]
AlphaGenome: Google DeepMind’s Breakthrough AI for Decoding DNA Function Google DeepMind launched AlphaGenome in June 2025. The team published the full research in Nature on January 28, 2026. This AI model represents a major advance in genomics. Researchers compare it to AlphaFold, which revolutionized protein structure prediction. AlphaGenome acts as a unified DNA sequence model. […]
Timing of ACL surgery matters greatly. Surgeons debate acute versus delayed reconstruction actively. The choice affects outcomes significantly. Acute reconstruction means surgery within 2–6 weeks of injury. It restores stability quickly. Athletes often prefer this approach. However, inflammation peaks early. Swelling and limited motion increase risks. Delayed reconstruction waits 8–12 weeks or longer. It allows […]
Umbilical cord blood therapy offers hope for children with cerebral palsy (CP). Doctors infuse cells from umbilical cord blood (UCB) intravenously. These cells come from the child’s own stored cord blood (autologous) or from donors (allogeneic). Researchers focus on young children. They aim to reduce inflammation and support brain repair through paracrine effects. A major […]
Neurohumoral transmission occurs in the autonomic nervous system. Nerve impulses travel along axons quickly. Then, they reach the nerve endings. Here, the process switches to chemical signaling. First, an action potential arrives at the presynaptic terminal. Immediately, voltage-gated calcium channels open. Calcium ions rush in rapidly. As a result, synaptic vesicles move forward and fuse […]