Biotech & pharma
Researchers discover new signaling pathway linked to inflammatory disease
By By Scott LaFee | 17 Dec 2010
Warning lights mark shellfish that aren't safe to eat
By By Susan Brown | 16 Dec 2010
How the stem cell niche never dies
09 Dec 2010
Researchers report surprising AIDS-treatment benefits in Africa
By By Rex Graham | 02 Dec 2010
Genomic fault zones come and go
By By Daniel Kane | 01 Dec 2010
Trials use technology to help young adults achieve healthy weights
By By Doug Ramsey | 01 Dec 2010
Hormone therapy can make the brain ‘younger’
30 Nov 2010
Tests on postmenopausal women taking hormone therapy (HT) suggest that it can make their brains function more like those of younger women.
Winning the war against influenza
22 Nov 2010
Trained bacteria convert bio-wastes into plastic
20 Nov 2010
Cystic fibrosis gene typo is a double whammy
18 Nov 2010
Cholesterol-lowering statins boost bacteria-klling cells
By By Scott LaFee | 18 Nov 2010
Biologists identify genes that control toxic metal accumulation in plants
By By Kim McDonald | 17 Nov 2010
Research uncovers extensive natural recovery after spinal cord injury
By By Debra Kain | 17 Nov 2010
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