Biotech & pharma
Fast way to measure DNA repair
By By Anne Trafton | MIT News Office | 22 Apr 2014
Genetic mutations warn of skin cancer risk
21 Apr 2014
Gene variant raises risk for aortic tear and rupture
By By Helen Dodson | 19 Apr 2014
Stanford researchers develop a single-cell genomics technique to reverse engineer the developing lung
By By Tom Abate | Stanford Engineering | 17 Apr 2014
Limiting certain protein in the brain reverses Alzheimer's symptoms
By By Deborah Halber | 16 Apr 2014
New finding suggests a way to block stress’ damage
By By Bill Hathaway | 14 Apr 2014
Biomolecular tweezers facilitate study of mechanical force effects on cells and proteins
12 Apr 2014
Genetic mutations warn of skin cancer risk
07 Apr 2014
Battling infection with microbes
04 Apr 2014
A key link between tumours and healthy tissue identified
By By Bill Hathaway | 22 Mar 2014
Researchers slow pancreatic cancer growth and spread by blocking key enzyme
By By Francesca Davenport | 18 Mar 2014
Exploring how cancerous and healthy cells compete may help us understand cancer
By By Gail Wilson | 11 Mar 2014
UV light aids cancer cells that creep along the outside of blood vessels
By By Shaun Mason | 11 Mar 2014
A changing view of bone marrow cells
08 Mar 2014
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