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Researchers Stress Cancer Cells for Better Treatment Options

Employing metabolic stress to destroy cancer cells could create new approaches for better targeted therapies that will not hurt normal cells and have no unpleasant side effects.   More...
10 Dec 2014
Image: Cutaneous leishmaniasis facial lesion, prior to initiation of successful treatment with daylight-activated photodynamic therapy (DA-PDT) (Photo courtesy of Enk CD et al. 2014, and the British Journal of Dermatology).

Cutaneous Leishmaniasis Successfully Treated with Simple New Therapy

A new study has established an initial proof-of-concept that a daylight-activated form of photodynamic therapy constitutes a simple and effective treatment for many cases of cutaneous leishmaniasis.  More...
09 Dec 2014

R&D Partnership Initiated to Reduce Development Time for New Drugs

nanoPET Pharma signed an open-ended framework contract with the international pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim. By developing customized contrast agents for research in both basic and preclinical studies, nanoPET Pharma will contribute to the enhancement of Boehringer Ingelheim’s imaging diagnostics. The first joint projects have already begun and many more are being planned.    More...
09 Dec 2014
Image: Color coding of genes activated in the liver (yellow) as waves of their activation relative to the time of day. Zeitbeger times (ZT):  ZT0= 7 am, ZT3=10 am, ZT6=1 pm, etc. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Bin Fang, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania).

Scientists Unwind More Mysteries of the Cellular Clock

A new study surveying circadian gene expression provides a new understanding of how one clock leads to at least 8 different subclocks, and may suggest a new venue for drug treatment of clock-based metabolic disorders.  More...
08 Dec 2014

Antiangiogenic Treatment Improves Survival of Mice Models of Ovarian Cancer

A new antiangiogenic treatment with 3TSR has been shown to shrink tumors and improves effectiveness of chemotherapy.  More...
08 Dec 2014
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Second-Generation Imaging and Reader System Introduced

An innovative single-instrument platform for microplate reading and real-time cell imaging replaces multiple modules and software interfaces, yet is simple to set up and operate. Now the second-generation includes added functionality that further enhances the high performance of both the microscopy and microplate modes.  More...
07 Dec 2014

Newly Discovered Protein Complex Pathway Found to Be Key to Radiation-Induced Antitumor Immunity

A recently discovered protein complex called STimulator of INterferon Genes plays a key role in detecting the presence of tumor cells and triggers an aggressive antitumor response by the body’s innate immune system.  More...
02 Dec 2014
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