Cornell biomedical engineers have developed specialised white blood cells – dubbed “super natural killer cells” – that seek out cancer cells in lymph nodes with only one purpose — to destroy them

How a mutated gene wreaks havoc on white matter

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Brushing up peptides boosts their potential as drugs

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Prebiotic compounds used to develop innovative coating

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Chemists turn bacterial molecules into potential drug molecules

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Circadian clock controls insulin and blood sugar in pancreas

12 Nov 2015

Researchers find signalling protein for anti-viral defence

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New computational strategy finds brain tumour-shrinking molecules

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Tumours may ‘seed’ cancer metastases earlier than expected

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Engineers design magnetic cell sensors

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Study reveals how specialized cells help each other survive during times of ttress

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Chicken study reveals evolution can happen much faster than thought

03 Nov 2015

Genes involved in schizophrenia and obesity highlighted

03 Nov 2015

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