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Nitric Oxide Shown To Cause Colon Cancer

Scientists have long established a link between inflammation, cancer, and the compound nitric oxide. However, the precise nature of the relationship was unknown--until now. More...
12 Feb 2009

Single-Use Biocontainers Reduce Biotech Manufacturing Problems

Some of the problems of biotech manufacture have been alleviated with the recent introduction of a line of high quality, single-use biocontainers. More...
12 Feb 2009

Link Between Aging Pathways in Mice Uncovered

Two earlier identified pathways associated with aging in mice are linked, according to new research. More...
11 Feb 2009

Largest-to-Date Genetic Study of Ancient Icelanders Completed

Scientists have completed the largest study of ancient DNA from a single population ever undertaken. More...
11 Feb 2009

New Drug Candidates Target the Wnt Signaling Pathway

A team of biologists have isolated two classes of chemical compounds that disrupt the Wnt signaling pathway, which is associated with a broad range of diseases.. More...
11 Feb 2009
Image: HIV-1 particles (dark circles) lacking Vpu are unable to release themselves from the surface of their host cell, as tetherin keeps them glued to the surface of the cell’s outer membrane, or causes them to be sucked back in and digested within the cell (Photo courtesy of Rockefeller University).

Ebolavirus and HIV Share Common Mechanism for Inhibiting Antiviral Protein

Virologists have found that the cell surface protein tetherin, which has previously been shown to inhibit the spread of the AIDS virus, prevents release of Ebolavirus particles from host cells until neutralized by a protein expressed by the virus. More...
10 Feb 2009

Old Leprosy Drug Shows Promise for Treating Autoimmune Diseases

Clofazimine, one of the few drugs used for treatment of leprosy, has been found to exert a strong immunomodulatory effect on T cells, which renders it a promising candidate drug for treatment of autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis. More...
09 Feb 2009
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