BioResearch
Genes Indicate Early Prostate Cancer
In a new study, scientists analyzing sets of microarray data have identified several genes whose rearrangements in prostate cancer cells appear to play a role in the development and progression of the disease and therefore may aid detection of early disease. More...09 Nov 2005
Carbon Nanoparticles Activate Platelets
Researchers have found that carbon nanoparticles, regardless of whether precisely manufactured in a laboratory or as a random collection present in polluted air, activate human platelets, thereby promoting blood clotting and the potential for thrombosis. More...07 Nov 2005
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