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Image: The nCounter system offers a simple, cost-effective way to simultaneously profile hundreds of mRNAs, microRNAs, or DNA targets (Photo courtesy of NanoString).

MicroRNA Regulation Critical for Development of Pediatric Brain Tumors

Cancer researchers have uncovered the critical role played by microRNA regulation in the development of childhood brain tumors. More...
14 Dec 2016
Image: A close-up of Kratom plant leaves (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Kratom Benefits Controversy Explored as Adverse Effects Continue

A recent review article addressed the ongoing controversy regarding the possible medical benefits of the chemically active compounds in the leaves of the kratom tree. More...
14 Dec 2016
Image: A photomicrograph of NETs following four hours of immunofluorescence staining (Photo courtesy of Madison Floyd, Rada Laboratory, University of Georgia).

Bacterial Motility Is Required to Trigger Neutrophil Immune Response

A team of molecular microbiologists has found that the flagellar motion, which propels Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria, was required to generate an immune response, especially the production of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs). More...
13 Dec 2016
Image: A structural model of the protein encoded by the PTEN gene (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Anemia Proteins Function Cooperatively with PTEN Tumor Suppressor

A recently discovered link between the rare childhood genetic syndrome Fanconi anemia and the PTEN tumor suppressor gene could lead to the development of improved treatment options for cancer patients with certain types of PTEN mutations. More...
13 Dec 2016
Image: A flexible polymer patch, which improves the conduction of electrical impulses across damaged heart tissue in animals, can be attached to the heart without the need for stitches (Photo courtesy of the University of New South Wales).

Novel Biocompatible Patch Repairs Heart Damage in Rat Model

A team of Australian and British bioengineers has developed an electrically active biocompatible insert that can repair damage to electro-responsive tissues, such as the brain, heart, and nervous system without need of sutures. More...
13 Dec 2016
Image: An artist’s rendering that depicts troublesome antibodies (purple Ys) attacking conventional PEGylated drugs while ignoring the modified version (Photo courtesy of Stacey Qi, Duke University).

Next-Generation Drugs Circumvent Adverse Immune Response

Drugs conjugated with a modified type of polyethylene glycol (PEG)-based polymer demonstrate enhanced and longer life performance without triggering an immune response from indigenous anti-PEG antibodies. More...
13 Dec 2016
Image: A diagram of thrombin-responsive patch that releases heparin in response to thrombin (Photo courtesy of Yuqi Zhang).

Novel Smart Patch Prevents Fatal Blood Clots in Mouse Model

Tests on a mouse model of thrombosis showed that a novel "smart patch" heparin delivery system prevented clotting efficiently in a feedback-controlled manner. More...
09 Dec 2016
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