Biotech & pharma
New insights into a virus proteome: scientists identify unknown proteins of the herpesvirus
24 Nov 2012
G proteins regulate remodelling of blood vessels
22 Nov 2012
DuPont expanding Hyderabad knowledge centre
21 Nov 2012
Bacterial DNA sequence used to map an infection outbreak
20 Nov 2012
The first time, researchers have used DNA sequencing to help bring an infectious disease outbreak in a hospital to a close
Transforming Tuberculosis control
20 Nov 2012
Bioprinting has promising future
19 Nov 2012
Three-in-one 'supermolecule' could detect cancer early, help destroy tumours and monitor treatment
08 Nov 2012
Unlocking the secrets of DNA repair
06 Nov 2012
1,000-genomes study is 'guidebook' to how genes vary
05 Nov 2012
A landmark project that has sequenced 1,092 human genomes from individuals around the world will help researchers to interpret the genetic changes in people with disease
Scientific team sequences 1092 human genomes to determine standard range of human genetic variation
02 Nov 2012
How the brain controls our habits
By By Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | 30 Oct 2012
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