Biotech & pharma
Cellular defect linked to diabetes
28 Jul 2015
Lynchpin mlecule for the spread of cancer found
16 Jul 2015
A single molecule called DNA-PKcs may drive metastatic processes that turn cancer from a slowly growing relatively benign disease to a killer
Molecular transporter could be the key to more successful chemotherapy
13 Jul 2015
A tiny molecular transporter could be the key to more successful chemotherapy treatment against drug resistant cancer in the future
Gene therapy restores hearing in mice
10 Jul 2015
Potential new HIV therapy seen in immune cells
06 Jul 2015
Scientists show AIDS vaccine candidate successfully ‘primes’ immune system
24 Jun 2015
TSRI and IAVI scientists have designed a protein nanoparticle called "eOD-GT8 60mer" (above) that binds and activates B cells needed to fight HIV
Pneumonia found to harm DNA in lung cells
By By Jessica Fujimori, MIT News correspondent | 23 Jun 2015
Workings of working memory revealed
22 Jun 2015
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