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Fuzhou University Wang Shaoyun Team: Biological Prospects of Microbial-Origin Antimicrobial Peptides in Sustainable Agriculture
A research team led by Professor Wang Shaoyun from Fuzhou University has published a paper titled “Bioprospecting of Microbial-Derived Antimicrobial Peptides: Applications for Sustainable Agriculture” in the journal Engineering, published by the Chinese Academy of Engineering.Lin Shuhua and Chen Xuan are the co-first authors. Pathogenic microorganisms cause significant problems in agriculture, and the use of traditional antibiotics has led to the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) possess broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity and diverse mechanisms of action, with microbial-derived AMPs particularly attracting attention.Bacteria, fungi, and microalgae produce AMPs, with examples including ilamycins E1/E2 from deep-sea chain mycobacteria, fungal-derived spinosyn, and microalgae-derived dudawalamides A–D, each exhibiting unique antimicrobial activity. AMPs not only possess antimicrobial properties but also exhibit immune-modulating, antitumor, and antioxidant functions.Production methods include enzymatic hydrolysis, recombinant expression, and chemical synthesis, each with its own challenges regarding cost and production volume.In sustainable agriculture, AMPs are expected to have significant applications as alternatives to animal antibiotics to enhance immunity, improve gut health, reduce environmental pollution as pesticide alternatives, and extend food shelf life as food preservatives. However, challenges such as cytotoxicity, production costs, bioavailability, and stability exist, and more efficient synthesis methods and improvements in bioavailability are required to address these issues.
U.S. startup with innovative regenerative medicine technology opens Asia's first development and manufacturing facility in Hako City's Hako-leaf area
Cellares Corporation, a U.S. company specializing in regenerative medicine technology, plans to establish its Asia-Pacific headquarters in the Kashiwa-no-Ha area of Kashiwa City in 2027. The company's innovative technology enables fully automated production of regenerative medicine products, significantly reducing manufacturing time and costs. Kashiwa City aims to foster new industries and economic growth by leveraging the region's concentration of research institutions and companies. The mayor highlighted the significance of this move for regional innovation and economic development. The new facility will be a four-story building with a total floor area of approximately 16,000 square meters, employing around 400 people.
Plant cell culture startup Green Bioactives preps for first commercial launches in 2026
UK-based startup Green Bioactives is preparing for the commercial launch of its first product manufactured using plant cell culture by 2026. The company has optimized its process to rapidly and reliably produce high-value plant ingredients by culturing plant cells in bioreactors. To learn more, AgFunderNews (AFN) interviewed Chris Meehan, the company's Chief Business Officer, at the SynBioBeta Conference held in San Jose.
Nichiban and SainTOL sign joint development agreement for wearable device for early detection of lung disease
Nichiban Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Toshio Takatsu) has entered into a joint development agreement with SainTrol Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Hideaki Ito) to develop wearable devices utilizing skin electronics technology for the analysis of physiological information.The two companies will collaborate on the development of wearable devices that visualize respiratory movements to facilitate early detection of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a condition with a high global prevalence and currently lacking simple tools for early detection.
Inhaling this scent may slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
Researchers at the CIMA Institute affiliated with the University of Navarra in Spain have discovered through mouse studies that inhaling menthol may slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease. In this study, mice were exposed to menthol for six months, after which brain inflammation levels and memory were assessed.The results showed that inhaling menthol significantly reduced levels of IL-1β, an inflammation marker in the prefrontal cortex of the brain, and prevented cognitive decline. This effect was found to be due to the regulation of immune responses through the olfactory system, and it was also confirmed that the effect disappeared when olfactory function was lost (drug-induced). However, the effects in humans have not yet been confirmed, and further research is needed.
Battery life doubled to 10 years – Treatment device for overactive bladder launched by Medtronic Japan
On the 13th, Medtronic Japan announced the launch of sales of “InterStimX,” a non-rechargeable stimulation device for sacral nerve stimulation therapy, which suppresses the activity of the sacral nerves related to bladder and anal movements through electrical stimulation to treat overactive bladder and fecal incontinence. A key feature is its battery life of approximately 10 years with standard use, twice as long as previous products.The device, implanted into the body, delivers electrical stimulation to the sacral nerves, aiming to improve symptoms of overactive bladder and fecal incontinence.
Electrical stimulation improves hair density in AGA
Male pattern hair loss (MPHL) is recognized as the leading cause of hair loss worldwide. Researchers conducted a retrospective study to evaluate the efficacy and safety of the niostem device in male patients with MPHL.
A Sensory Stimulation Headset for Alzheimer’s? A Neuropsychologist on the Clinical Trial
Could a headset with flashing lights and sounds stimulate brain waves and treat Alzheimer’s? Cognito’s Phase 3 trial on such a device is trying to answer that question. Neuropsychologist Dr. Michelle Papka, the trial’s principal investigator and founder of the CRCNJ, explains the science.
A mask with a sensor detects chronic kidney disease from exhalation
An improved medical mask equipped with a special breath sensor may enable accurate determination of the presence or absence of chronic kidney disease (CKD).The mask is equipped with sensors that detect metabolites associated with CKD, such as ammonia and ethanol, and was able to distinguish between CKD patients and non-CKD patients. The study was conducted by Annalisa Noce and colleagues at the University of Rome Tor Vergata in Italy, and the results were published in ACS Sensors on May 7.
SS Innovations Surpasses Milestone of 4,000 Robotic Surgeries Successfully Performed with the SSi Mantra Surgical Robotic System
SS Innovations International, Inc. (Nasdaq: SSII) is a company that develops innovative surgical robot technology. Our surgical robot system, SSi Mantra, has been used in over 4,000 robotic surgeries across more than 100 types of procedures. This milestone includes approximately 215 cardiac surgeries, six of which were successfully performed as remote surgeries across India using the SSi Mantra 3 surgical robot system.
All G assembles human casein micelles to bring infant formula 'dramatically closer' to breast milk
All G, headquartered in Sydney, claims to be pioneering a way to make infant formula closer to breast milk, the gold standard for nutrition. This groundbreaking technology micellates human casein protein, which is essential for the nutritional and functional benefits of breast milk. The emerging company plans to launch bovine lactoferrin later this year and human lactoferrin in early 2026.
Wearable devices for patient monitoring in the intensive care unit
Wearable devices (WDs), originally launched for fitness, are now increasingly recognized as valuable technologies in several clinical applications, including the intensive care unit (ICU). These devices allow for continuous, non-invasive monitoring of physiological parameters such as heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, glucose levels, and posture and movement. WDs offer significant advantages in making monitoring less invasive and could help bridge gaps between ICUs and standard hospital wards, ensuring more effective transitioning to lower-level monitoring after discharge from the ICU. WDs are also promising tools in applications like delirium detection, vital signs monitoring in limited resource settings, and prevention of hospital-acquired pressure injuries. Despite the potential of WDs, challenges such as measurement accuracy, explainability of data processing algorithms, and actual integration into the clinical decision-making process persist. Further research is necessary to validate the effectiveness of WDs and to integrate them into clinical practice in critical care environments.
New brain circuit discovered that controls body movements - Unknown module of complex brain puzzle -
We discovered that the function of the cerebral cortex responsible for movement consists of multiple modules composed of different types of cell populations that function independently. These modules are divided into different areas responsible for planning, executing, and perceiving movement, and when movement is practiced, specific modules expand across areas. Further research into how multiple modules complement each other's functions could lead to the development of new and effective rehabilitation methods for brain injury.