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European Biopharmaceutical Companies to Collaborate on Cancer Drug Development

Two European-based biopharmaceutical companies have agreed to collaborate on the development of new anticancer therapeutic agents.  More...
08 Nov 2015
Image: In these mouse embryo cells, XistAR RNA strands show up in red, and the Xist RNA whose production they trigger show up in green (Photo courtesy of University of Michigan).

Antisense RNA Found That Controls the X Chromosome Inactivation Regulator

Genomics researchers have learned how one of a female's two X chromosomes is rendered inactive, which prevents development of most diseases linked to X chromosome genetic defects.  More...
04 Nov 2015
Image: Photomicrograph of a kidney organoid (one millimeter diameter) grown from a patient\'s stem cells (Photo courtesy of Brigham and Women\'s Hospital).

3D Organoid Cultures to Serve as Model System for Kidney Disease Research

By combining an advanced genome editing technique with stem cell technology cell biologists have succeeded in establishing the growth in culture of functional three-dimensional kidney-like organoids and spheroids.  More...
04 Nov 2015
Image: Atopic dermatitis of the inside crease of the elbow (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Additional Genetic Loci Linked to Development of Atopic Dermatitis

A large genomic study linked added 10 genetic loci to the 21 already known that indicate risk of developing the chronic skin disease atopic dermatitis.  More...
03 Nov 2015
Image: Researchers have developed a technique that detects a pair of markers for glioblastoma, a type of brain cancer. Left: Cancerous cells are marked with green (blue shows cell nucleus but does not indicate cancer). Right: When only epidermal growth factor receptor is detected in the same sample, the cancer signal is much less obvious (Photo courtesy of Weibo Cai laboratory, University of Wisconsin).

Bispecific Antibody Boosts Sensitivity of Brain Cancer PET Scans

A bispecific antibody was developed that is taken up by glioblastoma cells in a manner that increases the specificity and intensity of signals detected by PET scanning.  More...
03 Nov 2015
Image: Photomicrograph of cancerous mouse bone marrow cells generated by the mutant protein AE, found in about 15% percent of acute myeloid leukemia patients (Photo courtesy of the Laboratory of biochemistry and molecular biology at the Rockefeller University).

Fusion Gene Coactivator Is Critical for Acute Myeloid Leukemia Growth

Researchers are beginning to unravel the tangled web of molecular pathways that promote the development and progression of the bone marrow cancer acute myeloid leukemia.   More...
02 Nov 2015

New Research Collaboration Will Boost Search for Low Molecular Weight Drugs

A collaborative agreement between American and Danish biopharmaceutical companies is expected to advance the discovery of new low molecular weight drugs.  More...
02 Nov 2015
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