BioResearch
Feasibility Study Supports Use of Immunomagnetic Approach to Study Circulating Cancer Cells
Cancer researchers have combined the strength of magnetic separation with the specificity of immunochemical biomarker recognition to demonstrate the feasibility of capturing and analyzing rare circulating cells from the blood stream of cancer patients. More...01 Apr 2015
Certain MicroRNAs Stimulate Regeneration of Adult Heart Tissue
Cardiac disease researchers working with a mouse model have discovered that by inducing a subset of microRNAs that are active during development but silenced in the adult they could cause damaged adult heart tissue to regenerate. More...31 Mar 2015
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Continuous Purification Technique Should Significantly Reduce Antibody Production Costs
An Austrian biotechnology firm has developed a method for the continuous purification of recombinant antibodies from cultures of clarified Chinese hamster ovary cells that promises to significantly reduce the production costs of these important therapeutic and research materials. More...29 Mar 2015
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System for 3-D Live Cell Microscopy to Be Available Soon
New Tool Facilitates Study of Mitochondrial DNA Variation
Two Proteins Critical for Circadian Cycles Protect Cells from Mutations
Silica-Based Nanoparticles Selectively Kill Lung Cancer Cells
Experimental Brain Cancer Drug Disrupts Intracellular Endosome Activity
Oxygen Deprivation Activates Tumor Survival Genes in Solid Tumors
Long Noncoding RNAs Maintain Antigenic Variation in the Malaria Parasite
New Study Details the Block by Block Assembly of DNA Nanotubes
Interactive Molecular Interaction Map Now Available Via Free Internet Access
Protein Found That Complicates Healing from Respiratory Infections
Nanoparticle-Based Hydrogel Liquefies Under Pressure for Delivery by Syringe
Gold Nanotubes Are Novel Agents for Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
Double Targeting Approach Increases Potential for Cancer Treatment with Oncolytic Viruses
Bacteriophage Therapy Eliminates Multidrug Resistant Bacterial Infections
Cell Biologists Find That Certain Mitochondrial Diseases Stem from Coenzyme Q10 Depletion
Nanovesicles Kill Human Lung Cancer Cells in Culture and in a Mouse Xenograft Model
Culture-Based High Throughput Screen Detects Potent Anti-Ovarian Cancer Drugs
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