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Zeiss to Acquire Xradia to Expand its Microscopy Market

Zeiss acquires Xradia in a move designed to add X-ray microscopy to its offerings. More...
24 Jun 2013
Image: The UniVessel SU (right) can work in parallel with classical multiuse reaction bioreactor vessels (Photo courtesy of Sartorius Stedim Biotech).

Single-Use Bioreactor Now Accommodates Wide Range of Working Volumes

The second generation of a single-use bioreactor vessel with built-in pH and dissolved oxygen sensors suitable for work with mammalian, insect, and plant cell cultures was recently released for researchers. More...
24 Jun 2013

Differential Production of Amyloid Proteins Marks Hereditary Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer's disease researchers employing SILK technology have shown that individuals with a hereditary form of AD overproduce type 42 amyloid beta protein, which readily accumulates in the amyloid plaques that characterize the disease. More...
24 Jun 2013

Largest Settlement Ever for Patent-Infringement Damages

Teva and Sun Pharmaceutical have agreed to pay USD 2.15 billion in patent-infringement damages for selling low-cost copies of heartburn reliever Protonix before the branded drug's US patent expired. More...
24 Jun 2013
Image: Mammary epithelial cells that have undergone an epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) exhibit a change in cell morphology with actin stress fibers (red) and with focused cell adhesion points (green) (Photo courtesy of Dr. Nathalie Meyer-Schaller, University of Basel).

Transcription Factor Found to Be Master Regulator in Cancer Metastasis

A specific master regulator gene plays a key role in metastasis: a transcription factor called Sox4 triggers a sequence of genes and triggers the process. More...
20 Jun 2013

Signaling Protein Stabilizes Heterochromatin and Suppresses Tumor Growth

Genomics researchers have found that the unphosphorylated form of the STAT5A signaling protein functions as a tumor suppressor by stabilizing heterochromatin, which blocks the expression of multiple oncogenes. More...
20 Jun 2013
Image: Schematic of balance between tolerance and inflammation mediated by BACH2 (Photo courtesy of the US National Institutes of Health).

Immune System Regulator Allows Inflammatory Response While Preventing Autoimmune Attack

The BACH2 gene was shown to encode for a protein that acts as a master immune system regulator by enabling inflammatory response to disease causing agents on the one hand and by preventing a hyper-inflammatory response and autoimmune attack on the other. More...
18 Jun 2013
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