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Bacteriophage Infection Mediated by Molecules from Susceptible Organisms

A team of Israeli molecular microbiologists has found that bacteria that are resistant to infection by bacteriophages can lose this resistance when incubated together with susceptible bacteria. More...
26 Jan 2017
Image: The NovaSeq 6000 system (Photo courtesy of Illumina).

New Series of Sequencing Instruments to Lower Analysis Costs

A new line of next-generation sequencing instruments was designed to bring this technology into a price range that will allow laboratories to completing human whole-genome sequencing projects at a cost today of about 1,000 USD per genome with the intent to lower this cost eventually to around 100 USD per genome. More...
25 Jan 2017
Image: Molecular structural model of interleukin 15 (IL-15) (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Activity of Two Interleukins Perpetuate Chronic Autoimmune Conditions

A mouse model of "dry eye disease" was used to demonstrate the link between interleukins 7 and 15 and the pathogenic memory Th17 cells that mediate the autoimmune disease. More...
25 Jan 2017
Image: A confocal microscopic image showing tissue-engineered human stomach tissues from the corpus/fundus region, which produces acid and digestive enzymes (Photo courtesy of Cincinnati Children\'s Hospital Medical Center).

Stem Cell-Generated Stomach Organoids to Boost Gastric Disease Research

Research on gastric diseases will benefit from the development of complex organoid structures containing functional stomach fundic epithelium tissue that were generated from human pluripotent stem cells. More...
24 Jan 2017
Image: Molecular model of YAP (Yes-associated protein) (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Disrupted Molecular Signaling Drives Cancer Metastasis

A malfunction in molecular signaling that continually activates Yes-associated protein (YAP) has been linked to the ability of metastatic cancer cells to break away from the extracellular matrix (ECM) and travel throughout the body. More...
24 Jan 2017
Image: A gonorrhea infection caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae (Photo courtesy of the University of York).

Carbon Monoxide-Releasing Compounds as Novel Antibacterial Drugs

A team of British molecular microbiologists has demonstrated the potential use of carbon monoxide (CO)-releasing compounds for treatment of gonorrhea. More...
19 Jan 2017
Image: A scanning electron micrograph (SEM) image of human red blood cells (Photo courtesy of MPI).

Light-Activated Drug Transport System Based on RBC Carriers

A novel system for precise delivery of toxic anticancer drugs is based on the use of red blood cells as carriers to transport immobilized drug complexes that are released at specific sites upon exposure to light. More...
18 Jan 2017
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