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Image: Two mitochondria from mammalian tissue displaying their matrix and membranes as shown by electron microscopy (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Parkinson's Disease Linked to Malfunctions in Mitochondrial Fission and Fusion

Neurodegenerative diseases researchers in the United Kingdom have found that development of Parkinson's disease is linked to malfunctions in the processes that regulate mitochondrial fission and fusion.  More...
16 Nov 2014

Two Industry Partnerships Initiated to Fuel Neuroscience Research

Faster, more complex neural research is now attainable by combining technology from two research companies.  More...
16 Nov 2014
Image: The SeqCap lncRNA Enrichment Kit (Photo courtesy of Roche NimbleGen).

Advanced RNA Sequencing Enrichment Tools Promise a More Comprehensive Transcriptome with Less Sequencing

Biotech and other life sciences researchers working with RNA sequencing techniques will benefit from a recently introduced target enrichment system.  More...
12 Nov 2014
Image: Local drug delivery oxygenates tumor cells to reverse hypoxia and sensitizes them to therapy (Photo courtesy of Sanovas).

Radiation Oncology Drug Platform Oxygenates Tumors Cells to Make Them More Sensitive to Therapy

A new patent has been issued for photodynamic therapy for tumors with a localized delivery technique, which offers broad protection for new systems and methods for reversing hypoxia in therapy-resistant tumors, and for delivering combination therapy to peripheral tumors, specifically lung cancer.   More...
12 Nov 2014
Image: The Clarity Reader is a core element of the JN Medsys Clarity digital PCR system (Photo courtesy of JN Medsys).

Innovative Chip-in-a-Tube Technology to Simplify Digital PCR Procedures

An advanced chip-in-a-tube, digital PCR system will soon be available for use by biotech and other life science laboratories involved in nucleic acid research.  More...
11 Nov 2014
Image: Cells with damage in their DNA (green) assemble abnormally stable microtubule structures (purple to white). This new link between microtubule control and the response to DNA damage, originally discovered in yeast, can be observed also in human cells (shown) (Photo courtesy of L. Wagstaff, E. Piddini).

Essential Processes of Life in the Genome Imaged

A new study has allowed researchers to glimpse into never-before-seen regions of the genome and better determine for the first time the role played by more than 250 genes key to cell growth and development.  More...
11 Nov 2014
Image: Following injury, neonatal mouse hearts (middle) heal well, appearing similar to healthy heart tissue (top). But adult hearts form scar tissue following injury (bottom) (Photo courtesy of Dr. K. Lavine, Washington University School of Medicine).

Preserving Endogenous Cardiac Macrophages Following Heart Attack Reduces Scarring and Promotes Healing

Cardiac disease researchers have identified a distinct population of macrophages within the adult heart that after injury promotes cardiac recovery through cardiomyocyte proliferation and angiogenesis.  More...
10 Nov 2014
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