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Magnetic fields can revive intracellular transport in ALS
A study led by cell biologist Dr. Arun Pal at the HZDR, in collaboration with research partners in Dresden and Rostock, has found that electromagnetic alternating fields can partially reverse key pathological changes in human nerve cells.
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A study led by cell biologist Dr. Arun Pal at the Helmholtz‑Zentrum Dresden‑Rossendorf, together with collaborators in Dresden and Rostock, shows that electromagnetic alternating fields can partially reverse key pathological changes in human nerve cells. The research demonstrates that exposure to these fields restores aspects of intracellular transport that are disrupted in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Results were published in the journal Cells.
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