Biotech & pharma
Bioengineers provide adult stem cells with simultaneous chemical, electrical and mechanical cues
By By Daniel Kane | 17 Nov 2010
India, UK sign MoU on joint crop research
12 Nov 2010
Scientists harness the power of electricity in the brain
12 Nov 2010
Researchers say a paralysed patient may someday be able to "think" a foot into flexing or a leg into moving, using technology that harnesses the power of electricity in the brain
TB-drugome provides new targets for anti-tuberculosis drug discovery
By By Scott LaFee | 11 Nov 2010
Scientists identify a cause of Alzheimer's and find remedy
By By Susan Brown | 11 Nov 2010
Lactate in the brain reveals aging process
09 Nov 2010
World's first mechanical LVAD transplant performed
02 Nov 2010
The world's first lifesaving heart machine, left ventricular assisted device (LVAD), was successfully fitted to a patient by Dr. Jack Copeland, professor of surgery and director of cardiac transplantation and mechanical circulatory support at UC San Diego Health System
Researchers find a 'Liberal gene'
28 Oct 2010
Canadian researchers identify Influence of environment on sexual v/s asexual reproduction
27 Oct 2010
Egg meets sperm: The female side of the story
27 Oct 2010
Response to alcohol depends on genes
20 Oct 2010
Stem cells repair damaged spinal cord tissue
20 Oct 2010
Depression linked to chronic brain inflammation
20 Oct 2010
No standard for placebos in drug trials
By By Debra Kain | 19 Oct 2010
On the trail of the epigenetic code
16 Oct 2010
Researchers find fats galore in human plasma
15 Oct 2010
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