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Image: The ISOLUTE PLD+ protein and phospholipid removal plate (Photo courtesy of Biotage).

Novel Filtration System Removes Proteins and Phospholipids from Analytical Samples

Biotechnology and other life science researchers now have available a novel filter system that removes both proteins and phospholipids, which leaves samples ready for LC-MS/MS analysis.   More...
03 Feb 2014

Pilot Projects Initiated to Create Cancer Genomics Cloud

The US National Cancer Institute has allotted USD 20 million for cloud-based genomics pilot projects, realizing that it is faced with rising data struggles.   More...
03 Feb 2014
Image: Thermo Fisher Scientific\'s HyClone line of cell culture media and sera will be integrated into GE Healthcare\'s life science division (Photo courtesy of Thermo Fisher Scientific).

GE’s USD 1 billion Biotech Acquisitions from Thermo Fisher to Boost Discovery of New Drugs and Diagnostic Products

GE Healthcare is set to purchase Thermo Fisher Scientific's HyClone line of cell culture media and sera, as well as Thermo Fisher's gene modulation and magnetic beads businesses.   More...
02 Feb 2014
Image: Photomicrograph (900x) of Streptococcus pyogenes bacteria, viewed using Pappenheim\'s stain (Photo courtesy of the CDC - [US] Centers for Disease Control and Prevention).

Asparagine Metabolism Empowers Group A Streptococcus Infection

The bacteria that cause the frightening syndrome called "flesh-eating disease" have been found to be stimulated by the amino acid asparagine and inhibited by the chemotherapeutic enzyme asparaginase, which destroys asparagine.  More...
30 Jan 2014
Image: Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) image of a single CVB3 virus showing tens of gold nanoparticles attached to its surface (left). The particles form a distinct “tagging pattern” that reflects the shape and the structure of the virus. The TEM image can be correlated to the model of the virus (right), where the yellow spheres mark the possible binding sites of the gold particles. The diameter of the virus is about 35 nm (Photo courtesy of PNAS - Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America).

Gold Nanoparticles Designed to Track Viruses

Finish scientists have developed a unique strategy for the study of Enterovirus structures and their biologic processes.   More...
30 Jan 2014
Image: Micrograph of KSHV-induced tumor showing abundant small branching blood vessels and spindle cells (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Experimental Drug Blocks Growth of Virus-Induced Cancer

An experimental drug that selectively targets the enzyme sphingosine kinase blocked the growth of primary effusion lymphoma, a deadly tumor linked to the Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus that frequently occurs in those infected with HIV.   More...
29 Jan 2014

Chronically Low Level of a Certain Biomarker Appears to Foreshadow Development of Type II Diabetes

An enzyme involved in regulation of mitochondrial energy metabolism has been linked to the development of type II diabetes, one of the consequences of aging.  More...
29 Jan 2014
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