Biotech & pharma
Lab-grown human heart cells could mean fewer animals used in research
By By Sam Wong | 06 Mar 2014
Pill could help humans live longer, healthier
01 Mar 2014
Chemical chaperones help proteins do their jobs
27 Feb 2014
Research in the News: Tiny ‘garbage collectors’ help control brain development
By By Bill Hathaway | 20 Feb 2014
Scarring cells turned to beating muscle
14 Feb 2014
Dental study provides wealth of stem cell details
By By Beth Newcomb | 08 Feb 2014
A microchip for metastasis
By Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office | 08 Feb 2014
Researchers design a microfluidic platform to see how cancer cells invade specific organs
Protein that culls damaged eggs identified, infertility reversed
By By Krishna Ramanujan | 05 Feb 2014
Autistic brains create more information at rest
03 Feb 2014
Cell cycle speed is key to making aging cells young again
By By Bill Hathway | 01 Feb 2014
In the brain, timing is everything
By By Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | 25 Jan 2014
Neuroscientists have now discovered how two neural circuits in the brain work together to link memories of events that occur one after the other.
Drug strategy blocks a leading driver of cancer
By By Jeffrey Norris | 20 Jan 2014
Scientists develop new approach to study how genetic variants affect gene expression
By By Kim Irwin | 20 Jan 2014
Molecular nano-spies to make light work of disease detection
16 Jan 2014
A world of cloak-and-dagger pharmaceuticals has come a step closer with the development of stealth compounds programmed to spring into action when they receive the signal.
Turning up the heat on enzyme design
15 Jan 2014
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