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Irish Pharmaceutical Company Elan to “Reinvent Itself”

A major restructuring of the Tysabri collaboration between Elan Corporation and Biogen Idec will release Elan from reliance on one single asset and will diversification to other fields. More...
18 Feb 2013
Image: Photomicrograph showing cells proliferating in an intestinal tumor (Photo courtesy of Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute).

Loss of Tumor Suppressor Gene Frees Tumor Cells from Glucose Dependence

Cancer researchers have identified a tumor suppressor gene that binds cancer cells to a glucose-based metabolism, but whose loss frees the tumor to use alternative energy sources and shift into a more aggressive profile. More...
14 Feb 2013
Image: In-VitroCell ES (Energy Saver) CO2 Incubators (Photo courtesy of NuAire).

New Line of CO2 Incubators Offers Seven Distinct Models

A new line of highly accurate, space- and energy-saving CO2 incubators provides a choice of 7 direct-heat models, each built to fit a different set of needs, almost all providing specialized anti-contamination features. More...
14 Feb 2013

Cell Division Checkpoint Genes Regulate Chromosome Dispersal

Observation of cell division in yeast has revealed how a pair of genes works in tandem to ensure that the correct number of chromosomes is transferred to each daughter cell. More...
14 Feb 2013

RNA Editing Linked to Transformation of Liver Cancer Cells

Advanced transcriptome sequencing techniques have highlighted the trail of molecular events that occur when a normal liver cell transforms into a cancerous hepatocellular carcinoma cell. More...
14 Feb 2013

Interferon-Induced Protein Protects Against Recurring Influenza Infections

Following infection of the body by the influenza virus, protective immune cells called resident memory T-cells are stationed in lung and respiratory mucosal tissues where they express a specific membrane protein that helps prevent reinfection. More...
14 Feb 2013
Image: Micrograph of S. aureus Skin Abscess. Cell nuclei are stained magenta and polyamine producing macrophages are blue. The host is attempting to wall off the infection by laying down a surrounding layer of collagen (gold) and other matrix proteins (Photo courtesy of Richardson Lab, University of North Carolina).

Polyamine Resistance Key to MRSA Survival in the Skin

A team of microbiologists has discovered the molecular mechanism that allows the USA300 strain of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus to survive in the acidic environment of the skin that kills other strains of the organism. More...
13 Feb 2013
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