Biotech & pharma
Making blood-sucking deadly for mosquitoes
19 Jul 2011
Newly Developed Fluorescent Protein Makes Internal Organs Visible
18 Jul 2011
The new probe could prove to be a breakthrough in whole-body imaging allowing doctors to non-invasively monitor the growth of tumours in order to assess the effectiveness of anti-cancer therapies
Scientists unlock secrets of potato plant genome
11 Jul 2011
First successful transplant of a synthetic tissue-engineered windpipe
08 Jul 2011
For the first time in history, a patient has been given a new trachea made from a synthetic scaffold seeded with his own stem cells.
Proteins prove their metal
08 Jul 2011
Scientists solve mystery of nerve disease genes
08 Jul 2011
Hot springs microbe yields record-breaking, heat-tolerant enzyme
By By Robert Sanders | 07 Jul 2011
Energy-storage capacity of ancient microorganism could lead to power source for synthetic cells
06 Jul 2011
Researchers discover new airway stem cell
05 Jul 2011
CT scans significantly more effective than chest X-rays in reducing lung cancer deaths
By By Kim Irwin | 01 Jul 2011
Click chemistry creates new 'stealth' DNA links
01 Jul 2011
Researchers have developed an artificial DNA "stealth" linkage using click chemistry, a highly-efficient chemical reaction, to join together DNA strands without disrupting the genetic code
Protecting medical implants from attack
29 Jun 2011
A magic number for heart health
29 Jun 2011
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