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Image: Disruption of a region in chromosome 6 or epigenetic modifications of the DNA block SESTRIN1 expression contribute to the development of follicular lymphoma (Photo courtesy of Elisa Oricchio and Natalya Katanayeva, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne).

Follicular Lymphoma Linked to Tumor Suppressor Gene Activity

Cancer researchers have shown that loss of activity of the SESTRIN1 tumor suppressor gene was linked to the development of incurable follicular lymphoma. More...
13 Jul 2017
Image: The in situ decellularization of tissues (ISDoT) process reveals the ECM structure of a decellularized breast cancer lymphatic metastasis (Photo courtesy of Alejandro Mayorca-Guiliani).

Decellurization Technique Enhances Study of ECM Structure

A new method has been developed that allows complete removal of cells from within organs of the body to enhance the study of extracellular membrane (ECM) composition and structure. More...
12 Jul 2017
Image: Researchers have developed micro-cubes that can sponge up a hydrophobic anti-cancer drug and safely deliver it to cancer cells. Tissue culture tests show these tiny, porous cubes are more potent against liver cancer cells and less harmful to normal liver cells, compared to the drug alone (Photo courtesy of the University of Alabama).

Microscopic Cubes Safely Deliver Toxic Drugs to Cancer Cells

Microscopic hydrogel cubes have proven to be an effective system for the delivery of toxic chemotherapeutic agents to cancer cells growing in culture. More...
11 Jul 2017
Image: A transmission electron micrograph (TEM) image of Potato X virus (Photo courtesy of SPL).

Co-Administration Enhances Nanoparticle Immunotherapy

Cancer researchers found that virus-nanoparticle-based anticancer immunotherapy was more effective when the drug doxorubicin was administered simultaneously with the particles rather than using the particles as carriers of the drug. More...
10 Jul 2017
Image: Exosomes can be produced by cells (left), altered before production or after purification (middle), and made in the laboratory (right) depending on their final use (Photo courtesy of Dr. Marta I. Oliveira, International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory).

Exosomes as Biomarkers Show Potential in Recent Review

A recent review article discussed the potential of exosomes as biomarkers and in therapeutics and highlighted recent advances in the exploitation of exosomes for diagnostic and therapeutic applications. More...
06 Jul 2017

Single Gene Mutation Linked to Severe Atopic Dermatitis

A mutation in the CARD11 gene has been linked to the development of the severe allergic skin disease atopic dermatitis (eczema). More...
05 Jul 2017
Image: Researchers have developed hybrid bacteriophage particles that could broaden the range of target bacteria (Photo courtesy of Tel Aviv University).

Novel Method Extends Range of Bacteriophage-based Applications

A team of Israeli molecular microbiologists developed a method for extending the host specificity of bacteriophage particles to enable them to transfer DNA into a wide range of pathogenic bacteria. More...
04 Jul 2017
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