Biotech & pharma
Cells’ emergency systems revealed
By By Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | 07 Jul 2012
Australian researchers capture image of atom
06 Jul 2012
The techniques could be used for the creation of extremely high-res biological imaging systems, to monitor samples like DNA without damaging them
Calcium carbonate templates for drug delivery
04 Jul 2012
Scientists develop alternative to gene therapy
02 Jul 2012
Studying fish to learn about fat
02 Jul 2012
Interacting mutations promote diversity
30 Jun 2012
Researchers prevent mice from developing diabetes
30 Jun 2012
Through injection of specifically prepared cells, the researchers managed to stop the ongoing destruction of insulin-producing pancreatic beta cells in mice just prior to clinical debut of diabetes
Tracking stem cells in the body
22 Jun 2012
Biochip may make diagnosis of leukemia and HIV faster, cheaper
15 Jun 2012
Researchers at Penn State, in the US, have designed a mass-producible device that can focus particles or cells in a single stream and perform three different optical assessments for each cell
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