Biotech & pharma
How plants make cocaine
12 Jun 2012
New tools may unveil mystery of the 'Glycome'
11 Jun 2012
Building molecular 'cages' to fight disease
31 May 2012
International research consortium sequences tomato genome
31 May 2012
The Tomato Genome Consortium (TGC), a group of over 300 scientists from 14 countries, including India, has sequenced the genomes of the domesticated tomato and its wild ancestor
Powerful new approach to attack flu virus
28 May 2012
Nuisance seaweed found to produce compounds with biomedical potential
By By Mario Aguilera | 26 May 2012
Hormone plays surprise role in fighting skin infections
By By Scott LaFee | 25 May 2012
No new neurons in the human olfactory bulb
24 May 2012
Stem-cell-growing surface enables bone repair
24 May 2012
Zooming in on bacterial weapons in 3D
23 May 2012
New details about gene regulation explained
19 May 2012
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