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Range of Tools Licensed to UK Institute of Cancer Research

UK scientists are working closely together to identify and develop new tools to help advance scientific efforts, particularly those applicable to research into the causes, prevention, diagnosis, and methods of treatment of cancer. More...
11 Feb 2010

DNA Databank Provides Access on One of the Larges Genetic Repositories

U.S. researchers have gained access to one of the largest repositories of its kind to conduct genetic studies of human disease and drug response. More...
11 Feb 2010

Potential Cure for Rheumatoid Arthritis Succeeds in Mouse Model

Researchers working with a mouse model of rheumatoid arthritis have identified a molecule with the potential to act as a chemotherapeutic agent for treatment of this devastating autoimmune disorder. More...
10 Feb 2010

Inhibiting Digestive Enzymes Blocks Malaria Growth

A multinational team of parasitologists and molecular biologists used X-ray crystallography to determine the mode of activity of two critical malaria parasite enzymes, which allowed them to suggest a direction for the development of drugs to inactivate them. More...
10 Feb 2010

Genetically Engineered Plants Produce Potent Antimalaria and Anticholera Vaccine

Transgenic plants constitute a novel basis for the production of vaccines against major human diseases such as malaria and cholera. More...
09 Feb 2010

Vitamin D Insufficiency Linked to Development of Crohn's Disease

Results published in a recent paper suggest that supplementing the diet with vitamin D can protect against development of Crohn's disease, a chronic incurable inflammatory bowel condition. More...
09 Feb 2010
Image: Light micrograph of a section through a liver affected by the Hepatitis C virus (photo courtesy ISM/SPL).

A Heat Shock Protein Inhibitor Prevents Hepatitis C Infection

A potential treatment for hepatitis C virus infection is based on a naturally occurring plant bioflavonoid that inhibits the action of the two heat shock proteins HSP40 and HSP70. More...
08 Feb 2010
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