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Tissue-Penetrating Light Releases Chemotherapy inside Cancer Cells

Researchers have developed an advanced way of using light to convey chemotherapy safely to cancer cells.   More...
02 Mar 2014
Image: The target: bacterial protease ClpP (Photo courtesy of Technische Universitaet Muenchen).

Researchers Describe Novel Methods for Disabling Bacterial Proteases

A paper described previously unrecognized mechanisms that can be used to permanently deactivate critical bacteriological proteases.  More...
27 Feb 2014
Image: The crystal structure of the small virus used to deliver antibodies as vectored immunoprophylaxis (VIP) against HIV (Photo courtesy of Alejandro Balazs, California Institute of Technology).

HIV-Fighting Vectored Immunoprophylaxis Antibody Delivery Technique shows Potential

In 2011, US biologists demonstrated a treatment that protected the mice from infection by a laboratory strain of HIV delivered intravenously. The same researchers have now shown that the procedure is just as effective against a strain of HIV found in the real world. More...
27 Feb 2014
Image: Microscopic image of gram-negative Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria (pink-red rods) (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

European Drug Development Project Targets Gram-negative Bacteria

A consortium of European universities, research institutes, and biopharmaceutical companies has been established to discover and develop novel new antibiotics, especially for treatment of gram-negative bacterial infections.  More...
25 Feb 2014
Image: The mouse in the upper right is the mutant mdx/mdx and is shown with a normal control (Photo courtesy of the Jackson Laboratory).

Rapamycin Nanoparticles Correct Autophagy Defects in Mouse Muscular Dystrophy Model

Nanoparticles coated with rapamycin were found to improve strength and heart function in a mouse model for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.   More...
25 Feb 2014
Image: Grape seed extract may represent a new therapeutic option to alleviate damage caused by chemotherapy to intestinal tissues while reducing the viability of colon cancer cells (Photo courtesy of Nutritional Outlook).

Grape Seed Extract Increases Effectiveness of Chemotherapy While Alleviating Damaging Side Effects

Australian cancer researchers have shown that grape seed extract can alleviate some of the damage caused by chemotherapy for colon cancer while increasing the effectiveness of the treatment.  More...
25 Feb 2014
Image: X-ray free-electron lasers (XFELs) can create images (left) that accurately reflect the known structure of proteins determined by conventional methods (right), in this case, three bacteriorhodopsin proteins (Photo courtesy of DOE/Pacific Northwest National Laboratory).

Superbright, Fast X-Rays Can Visualize Just One Layer of Proteins

Scientists are now using exceptionally bright and fast X-rays that can capture an image of a protein that rivals traditional techniques with a sheet of protein only one protein-molecule-thick.  More...
23 Feb 2014
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