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Cancer Biotherapy Market Could Reach $60 Billion in Ten Years

The market for innovative biotherapies in cancer treatment will nearly double in the next five years and reach US$60 billion in the next 10 years, according to new market research. More...
26 May 2009
Image: Immunofluorescent light micrograph of melanoma cancer cells invading the skin epithelium (Photo courtesy of Nancy Kedersha / Immunogen).

Soft Coral Derivative Sarcophine-Diol Shows Promise as Skin Cancer Treatment

Sarcophine-diol, a derivative of the soft coral component sarcophine, was shown in a recent study to prevent skin cancer by triggering apoptosis in cultures of skin cancer cells. More...
26 May 2009

Computer Modeling to Help Predict Drug Failure

A team of pharmacologists and computer specialists has designed a program to analyze the failure of the cholesterol-lowering drug torcetrapib, which was withdrawn from clinical trials after causing fatal cardiovascular disease. More...
26 May 2009

Interleukin 8 Receptors Govern Aggressiveness of Melanoma Tumors

Expansion and metastasis in melanoma have been linked to two receptor molecules that have been found to be overexpressed in this type of malignant skin cancer. More...
26 May 2009

Aspirin for People in Their 40s Could Reduce Cancer Risk

Individuals in their 40s could cut their risk of cancer developing later in life by taking aspirin, according to research. More...
21 May 2009

Technique Developed to Trigger Immunity to Various STDs

Researchers have designed a unique method for inducing immunity to Chlamydia trachomatis infection. More...
21 May 2009
Image: Diagram showing how NanoStem biochips are developed by depositing chemical cues in a precise pattern onto a solid surface using DPN technology (Photo courtesy of NanoInk).

Stem Cell Differentiation Maintained Using Nanolithography Technique

New research has shown that a new biotechnology, called dip pen nanolithography, has created nanopattern chips that provide unparalleled control of stem cell differentiation. More...
20 May 2009
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