BioResearch
Resveratrol Increases Ability of Rapamycin to Kill Breast Cancer Cells
Cancer researchers have found that when the red wine compound resveratrol was added to the chemotherapeutic agent rapamycin, the combination of drugs was more effective in killing breast cancer cells than was rapamycin alone. More...03 Mar 2011
Genetic Evidence Reveals Antioxidants Can Fight Cancer
Researchers have genetic evidence suggesting the antioxidant drugs currently used to treat lung disease, malaria, and even the common cold can also help prevent and treat cancers because they fight against mitochondrial oxidative stress--a culprit in driving tumor growth. More...03 Mar 2011
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Lavender Oil Demonstrates Impressive Antifungal Activity
Fluorescent Assay Monitors Potassium Channel Proteins in Real Time
Risk of Heart Disease Linked to Inflammation Signal Transducer Gene
New Drugs May Block Streptococcal Antitoxin Protein
Modulation of mRNA Activity Regulates Thrombin Synthesis
Collaboration to Measure, Visualize Local MR Drug Delivery to Tumors
X-Ray Laser Reveals Structures of Protein Nanocrystals
Blocking a Single Kinase Kills Neuroblastoma Cells
Gene Therapy Works Better When RNA Replaces DNA
Upgraded Spectrophotometers for the Computerized Laboratory
Polyphenols in Cocoa Powder Improve Cholesterol Balance
Super Resolution Microscopy Catches the Malaria Parasite in the Act
Fusion Protein Nanoparticles Stimulate Healing of Chronic Wounds
Surge Expected in Personal Flow Cytometry Market
Malfunctioning microRNAs Linked to Development of Lupus in Mouse Models
Long-Sought Anticancer Agent Synthesized
MicroRNA Reprograms Metastatic Ovarian Cancer Cells
Commercial Kit Enables Rapid Assessment of Chromatin Structure
Potential Prostate Cancer Blocker Identified
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