Magnetic fields can revive intracellular transport in ALS
A study led by cell biologist Arun Pal found that alternating electromagnetic fields can partially reverse pathological changes in human nerve cells associated with ALS. The research, involving HZDR and collaborators in Dresden and Rostock, was published in the journal Cells.
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