BioResearch
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
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
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Advanced Temperature Controller for Microfluidic Devices for Biotech Research Introduced
Electron Microscopy Advance Rebuilds Third Dimension from Just One Image
Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Linked to Apolipoprotein E Variants
MicroRNA Mimic Shown to Reverse Effects of Pulmonary Fibrosis
New Findings Implicate Circular RNA in the Development of Neurodegenerative Diseases
Activating Gene Slows the Aging Process by “Remote Control”
New Objectives Enhance Multiphoton Laser Microscopy
Acoustic Device Designed to Separate Tumor Cells from Blood Cells Could Help Assess Cancer’s Spread
Novel Antibiotic Shows Potential for Broad Range of Infections
“Switch Off Button” Discovered in Autoimmune Disorders
Laser Scattering Technique Detects Single Molecules
Collaboration of Mayo Clinic and IBM Cognitive Computer Devised to Improve Clinical Trial Research
Key Regulator of Cancer-Inducing Alternative Splicing Identified
Ibuprofen May Restore Immune Function in Older Individuals
New Inverted Microscope Designed to Readily Adapt to Changing Research Demands
Brain Process Underlying Recognition of Hand Gestures Found to Develop Even When Blind
Ionic Liquids Disperse Bacterial Biofilms and Increase Antibiotic Susceptibility
Apolipoprotein A-1 Mimetic Peptide Reverses Pulmonary Hypertension in Rodent Models
Important Immune Cell Regulators’ Response Identified
Synthetic Virus Designed to Enhance Delivery of New Generation of Pharmaceutical Agents
DNA Amplification Kit Enables Investigation of the Genome from a Single Cell
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