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Sophisticated Sequencing Techniques Used to Study Ancient Humans

DNA that is left in the remains of long-dead plants, animals, or humans allows a direct look into the history of evolution. More...
20 Jan 2010

Key Protein May Help to Repair Damaged DNA

To preserve a person's DNA, cells have developed a complex system for monitoring and repairing DNA damage. Yet, exactly how the first damage signal is converted into a repair response remains unclear. Researchers have now solved a crucial piece of the complex puzzle. More...
20 Jan 2010

Major Development Could Further Advance Personalized Cancer Therapy

Scientists are gaining ground on exploiting new technologies to customize an individual's cancer therapy based on their genetic makeup. More...
19 Jan 2010

Nanoscale X-Ray Technique Devised for Imaging of Bacterial Cells

An ultra-high resolution imaging technique using X-ray diffraction is one step closer to fulfilling its potential as a window into nanometer-scale structures in biologic samples. More...
19 Jan 2010

Cancer Vaccines May Free Patients from Long-Term Chemotherapy

A novel vaccine destroys the drug resistant cancer stem cells that persist in patients with chronic myeloid leukemia who have undergone long-term treatment with the drug imatinib mesylate. More...
19 Jan 2010
Image: The RNA Interference process (photo courtesy of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals).

Lipidoid Technique Allows Simultaneous Silencing of Multiple Genes

A recent paper described the development of a novel transport system that should potentiate the therapeutic use of RNA interference technology by overcoming the current difficulties in delivering the gene silencing molecules to target cells. More...
18 Jan 2010

Tumor Suppressor Gene Regulates Multiple Signaling Pathways

Cancer researchers have identified a possible chemotherapeutic target, the PKR protein whose activity is regulated by the tumor-suppressing gene PTEN. More...
18 Jan 2010
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