Biotech & pharma
Bio researchers receive patent to fight superbugs
14 Oct 2014
Researchers have received a patent for producing antimicrobial compounds that degrade and destroy antibiotic-resistant bacteria by using the pathogen's own genes against it
King's launches British Gut
09 Oct 2014
Researchers capture images of the elusive protein HIV uses to infect cells
09 Oct 2014
HIV is adept at eluding immune system responses because the protein it uses to infect cells is constantly changing
Battling superbugs
23 Sep 2014
In recent years, new strains of bacteria have emerged that resist even the most powerful antibiotics. Two new technologies could enable novel strategies for combating drug-resistant bacteria
Sensing neuronal activity with light
22 Sep 2014
3D model shows survival strategies of bacteria
17 Sep 2014
Scientists create new type of stem cells in lab
15 Sep 2014
Gene linked to development of glaucoma
02 Sep 2014
New tool to probe cancer’s molecular make-up
02 Sep 2014
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