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Image: The “glass” laboratory exhibit was designed to explain typical applications and processes in the cell biology/bioprocess laboratory setting (Photo courtesy of Eppendorf).

Glass Laboratory Provides Solutions to Everyday Lab Problems

A model "glass" laboratory shown at a recent congress on chemical engineering, environmental protection and biotechnology was designed to explain typical applications and processes in the cell biology/bioprocess laboratory setting.  More...
21 Jul 2015
Image: Results presented in this study suggest that the enzyme CD39 can suppress the plaque buildup that may trigger heart attack or stroke (Photo courtesy of the University of Michigan).

Membrane-Bound Enzyme Linked to Plaque Formation in Mouse Atherosclerosis Model

Cardiac disease researchers working with a mouse model of atherosclerosis have found that that a specific membrane bound enzyme has the potential to inhibit build-up of plaque and reduce risk of heart attack or stroke.  More...
21 Jul 2015
Image: The Seraseq Solid Tumor Mutation Mix kit (Photo courtesy of SeraCare).

New Quality Control Reference for Monitoring NGS-Based Tumor Profiling Assays

A newly released kit was designed to enable genomics researchers and drug developers to evaluate the performance of next generation sequencing-based tumor profiling assays.  More...
20 Jul 2015
Image: TEM (transmission electron micrograph) of a mesoporous silica nanoparticle (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Nanoparticle-Delivered siRNA Shrinks Tumors in Mouse Model

Cancer researchers employed a nanoparticle delivery system to deliver short interfering RNA that blocked the activity of Twist-related protein 1, which prevented growth and spread of tumors in a mouse model.  More...
20 Jul 2015
Image: A three-dimensional vies view of the mesh: microtubules (green tubes) of the mitotic spindle are held together by a yellow network, the mesh (Photo courtesy of the University of Warwick).

Intracellular Mesh Supports the Mitotic Spindle During Cell Division

Three-dimensional electron microscopy has revealed the existence of an intracellular mesh that supports cell division by maintaining the correct geometrical spacing of the chromosomes at the mitotic spindle.  More...
19 Jul 2015
Image: The crystal structure of cytochrome c oxidase in a phospholipid bilayer. The intermembrane space lies to top of the image(Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Switch to Glycolysis Puts Cells on Road to Becoming Cancerous

Mutations that impair the function of the electron transport chain component cytochrome c oxidase induce cancerous changes in normal cells and make cancer cells more invasive.  More...
19 Jul 2015

European Partnership to Promote Development of Anticancer Cell Therapy Products

A leading European contract manufacturing organization is teaming up with a start-up biotech company to promote the clinical development of two unique anticancer cell therapy products.  More...
19 Jul 2015
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