BioResearch
Program Designed to Provide High-Performance Computing Cluster Systems for Bioinformatics Research
Dedicated Computing, a global technology company, reported that it will be participating in the Intel Cluster Ready program to deliver integrated high-performance computing cluster solutions to the life sciences market. More...25 Jan 2015

Innovative “Viro-Immunotherapy” Designed to Kill Breast Cancer Cells
A leading scientist has devised a new treatment that employs viruses to kill breast cancer cells. The research could lead to a promising “viro-immunotherapy” for patients with triple-negative breast cancer, an aggressive type of the disease that currently has no targeted treatment options. More...21 Jan 2015

New Device Designed to See Communication between Immune Cells
The immune system is a complicated network of many different cells working together to defend against invaders. Effectively combating an infection depends on the interactions between these cells. A new device offers a much more detailed image of that specific cellular communication. Using this device, which captures pairs of cells and collects data on each as they interact with each other, researchers have already learned more about how T cells become activated during infection. More...21 Jan 2015


Biotech Acquisition Designed to Accelerate the Development and Marketing of Immunosequencing Applications
Adaptive Biotechnologies, a developer of next-generation sequencing (NGS) to profile T-cell and B-cell receptors, has acquired of Sequenta, which is expected to expedite and expand the use of innovative immunosequencing technology for researchers and clinicians to diagnose, treat, and monitor patients with cancer, autoimmune disorders, and infectious diseases. More...19 Jan 2015
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Novel Drug Delivery System Capitalizes on Monocytes' Ability to Penetrate Areas of Inflammation
Strategic Alliance Will Promote Genetics Discovery Research
Combining Drugs Reduces Toxicity of Key Anti-Tuberculosis Therapy Option
Challenging Classic Science Principles, New Research Finds New Role for Proteins
Cancer Cells with p53 Mutations Have Phosphatidylinositol Signaling Molecules with Shortened Lipid Acyl Chains
Enzyme Found to Trigger the Immune System, Providing Clues on Alzheimer’s-Related Protein
Experimental Cancer Drug Disrupts Telomerase Function
Genome Editing Application Has Potential in Modifying Human Stem Cells
Protein Bioengineering Applications May Offer a Treatment for Huntington’s Disease, Improving Motor Function and Reducing Brain Shrinkage
Study Suggests Pleconaril Has Potential to Treat EV-D68 Infection
Ultrafast 3-D X-Ray Imaging of Complex Systems Achieved at Near Atomic Resolution
Partnership to Launch Wireless Brain Research System
Sugar Found in Red Meat Causes Chronic Inflammation in Human-Like Mouse Model
Nematode May Hold Clues into Aging Elixir
Novel Molecular Pathway Controls Metastasis in Mouse Melanoma Model
New Software Uses X-Ray Diffraction to Generate 3-D Images of Molecular Machines
Low Doses of Resveratrol Activate Stress-lowering Molecular Pathway
United Kingdom to Build a New Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing Center
Compressed Ultrafast Photography Designed to Aid Scientific Research
Hardware Attachment and Dedicated App Turn Smartphone into a Fluorescence Microscope
Direct Reprogramming of Fibroblasts into Melanocytes Avoids Cancer Threat
New Packaging Revives Potential for Highly Toxic Cancer Drug
Merger Expected to Accelerate Development of Personalized Medicine Solutions
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