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MRI Technology Enables Noninvasive Monitoring of Emergent Cell Therapies

Cellular therapeutics, the application of using intact cells to treat and cure disease, is an important potential new therapeutic application, but it is hampered by the inability of clinicians and scientists to effectively monitor the destination, movements, and perseverance of these cells in patients without having to use invasive procedures, such as tissue sampling.   More...
07 Oct 2014
Image: Leica Microsystems has launched the new LAS X user-friendly imaging and analysis software platform for widefield, confocal, and super-resolution microscopy (Photo courtesy of Leica Microsystems).

Newly Upgraded Software Suite Expands Microscopy Applications

A newly upgraded software suite improves image acquisition, processing, and analysis for most applications including widefield, confocal, and super-resolution microscopy.  More...
06 Oct 2014

Protein Maps to Help Develop Powerful New Cancer Drugs

Chemical scientists have gained new insights into how a disease-causing enzyme makes changes to proteins and how to block it. The scientists hope their findings will help them to design drugs that could target the enzyme, known as N-myristoyltransferase, and potentially lead to new treatments for cancer and inflammatory conditions.   More...
06 Oct 2014
Image: Following inhibition of a key protein, these embryonic stem cells underwent differentiation and lost their pluripotency. (Nuclei are in green and nuclei expressing pluripotency factors are in blue and red) (Photo courtesy of Dr. Raffaella Di Micco, New York University Langone Medical Center).

Protein Identified That Maintains Embryonic Stem Cell Pluripotency

A protein that is critical in maintaining stem cells in their primitive pluripotentive state was identified and discussed in a recently published paper.  More...
05 Oct 2014

Big Data Consortium to Advance Neuromuscular Disease Research

A five-center consortium has been initiated in the United States to gather and analyze thousands of bits of data to develop a global outlook of neuromuscular disorders.  More...
05 Oct 2014

Market for Proteomics Research Tools Facing Sharp Growth Trend

A report recently released to the biotech industry predicts sharp growth in research efforts in the field of proteomics with concurrent growth in sales of research supplies and equipment.   More...
05 Oct 2014
Image: A scheme for the generation of induced pluripotent stem cells (IPSC). (1) Isolate and culture donor cells. (2) Transfect stem cell-associated genes into the cells by viral vectors. Red cells indicate the cells expressing the exogenous genes. (3)  Harvest and culture the cells using mitotically inactivated feeder cells. (4) A small subset of the transfected cells forms iPSC cell colonies (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Innovative Technique Produces More Reliable Pluripotent Stem Cells

A recent paper described a more reliable way to induce the formation of pluripotent stem cells from adult cells in a mouse model.  More...
01 Oct 2014
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