Biotech & pharma

Study finds white blood cells control red blood cell levels

18 Mar 2013

The findings could lead to novel therapies for diseases or conditions in which the red blood cell production is thrown out of balance

Researchers divide enzyme to conquer genetic puzzle

16 Mar 2013

Neural “synchrony” may be key to understanding how the human brain perceives

16 Mar 2013

Gene Mutations implicated in a number of neurodegenerative diseases

15 Mar 2013

Can fat fight brain cancer?

Can fat fight brain cancer?

14 Mar 2013

In laboratory studies, Johns Hopkins researchers say they have found that stem cells from a patient’s own fat may have the potential to deliver new treatments directly into the brain after the surgical removal of a glioblastoma

Protein abundant in cancerous cells causes DNA ‘supercoiling’

By By Robert Perkins | 13 Mar 2013

Dual systems key to keeping chromosomes intact

By By Robert Perkins | 11 Mar 2013

Flip of a single molecular switch makes an old brain young

By By Bill Hathaway | 11 Mar 2013

New material could improve ultrasound technology

By By Ryan Garcia | 08 Mar 2013

Scientists find surprising new influence on cancer genes

06 Mar 2013

A turf battle in the retina helps internal clocks see the light

06 Mar 2013

New tool in the fight against tropical diseases

05 Mar 2013

Seven genetic risk factors found to be associated with common eye disorder

04 Mar 2013

Bowel cancers reshuffle their genetic pack to cheat treatment

02 Mar 2013

Chemists find help from nature in fighting cancer

Chemists find help from nature in fighting cancer

By By Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | 02 Mar 2013

Study of several dozen compounds based on a fungal chemical shows potent anti-tumour activity.

New tool in the fight against tropical diseases

01 Mar 2013

Researchers refine 'NanoVelcro' device to grab single cancer cells from blood

By By Shaun Mason | 27 Feb 2013

Taking the gamble out of DNA sequencing

Taking the gamble out of DNA sequencing

27 Feb 2013

Scientists have developed an algorithm to predict how much can be learned in a large-scale DNA sequencing experiment -- with potential applications in every field of science

Psychogenic diseases linked to abnormal brain activity

27 Feb 2013

Researchers identify life’s tiniest architects

By By Bill Hathaway | 26 Feb 2013

Stanford scientists fit light-emitting bioprobe in a single cell

By By Andrew Myers | 25 Feb 2013

Scientists design mouse with more human-like immune response

15 Feb 2013

Sticky cells: cyclic mechanical reinforcement extends longevity of bonds between cells

15 Feb 2013

Genetic variation doubles risk of aortic valve calcification

14 Feb 2013

USC scientists turn off the ability to feel cold

By By Robert Perkins | 14 Feb 2013

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