Biotech & pharma

Nature methods study: using light to control cell clustering

13 Feb 2013

Diabetes distresses bone marrow stem cells by damaging their microenvironment

12 Feb 2013

Combining synthetic, natural toxins could disarm cancer, drug-resistant bacteria

12 Feb 2013

Scientists discover how chromosomes keep their loose ends loose

11 Feb 2013

24 new genes for nearsightedness identified

11 Feb 2013

Engineers design new synthetic biology circuits that combine memory, logic

Engineers design new synthetic biology circuits that combine memory, logic

By By Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | 11 Feb 2013

MIT engineers have created genetic circuits in bacterial cells that not only perform logic functions, but also remember the results, which are encoded in the cell’s DNA and passed on for dozens of generations

Scientists use genes to transform inorganic into organic mercury

09 Feb 2013

For drug makers, new 3-D control opens wealth of options

By By Eric Gershon | 09 Feb 2013

Study finds how bacteria detect and ingest new DNA

06 Feb 2013

Even adaptable viruses have trouble surviving erratic temperatures

By By Bill Hathaway | 04 Feb 2013

Conventional wisdom on how stress-response protein works countered

By By Kim Irwin | 02 Feb 2013

'Psychic cells': scientists discover cells can communicate through physical barriers

'Psychic cells': scientists discover cells can communicate through physical barriers

By By Kim Irwin | 02 Feb 2013

Scientists have discovered a possible method by which cancer cells and dying cells communicate with nearby normal nerve cells without being physically connected to them

Scientists uncover a previously unknown mechanism of memory formation

01 Feb 2013

Genetic variant is associated with severe flu in the Chinese population

31 Jan 2013

'Rhythm' of protein folding encoded in RNA, Stanford biologists find

By By Max McClure | 30 Jan 2013

Cells ‘flock’ to heal wounds

30 Jan 2013

Genetic landscape of common brain tumours holds key to personalized treatment

Genetic landscape of common brain tumours holds key to personalized treatment

By By Bill Hathaway | 29 Jan 2013

Nearly the entire genetic landscape of the most common form of brain tumour can be explained by abnormalities in just five genes

Maglev tissues could speed toxicity tests

29 Jan 2013

Putting the squeeze on cells

25 Jan 2013

Role of mutated genes in development of schizophrenia

24 Jan 2013

Structure of protein essential for quality control, nerve function discovered

24 Jan 2013

How cells know when it’s time to eat themselves

23 Jan 2013

Cancer cell metabolism yields new insights on Leukemia

22 Jan 2013

Scientists seek out cancer cells hiding from treatment

18 Jan 2013

Study finds a new culprit for epileptic seizures

By By Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | 16 Jan 2013

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