Air Pollution damages brains, as well as hearts and lungs The vast majority of pollution-related deaths are linked to fine particles less than 2.5 millionths of a metre (known as PM2.5).
Galectins – An Ancient Family with a Significant Future Dr. Matthew Blakeley & Prof. Derek Logan, discuss Galectins, sugar-binding proteins, characterised by their binding to a specific carbohydrate, galactoside.
Gut-on-a-chip to model coeliac disease A gut-on-a-chip mimics the properties of the human gut and in our case those of coeliac disease patients. Using blood or urine we are able to derive induced pluripotent stem cells which in turn can be differentiated into intestinal epithelial cells.
A Story of Innovative Molecules: From Machines to Cyclic Compounds Sir Fraser Stoddart 2016 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry Fraser Stoddart outlines his research involving mechanically interlocked molecules and molecular machines, and introduces the work of some of the students in his lab, to be discussed at Pittcon 2018.
Getting the Most Out of the CLARITY Technique Dr. Tim Steppe An interview with Dr. Tim Steppe, discussing the latest advances in the CLARITY technique and his top tips for scientists using this method in their research.
Answering the Biggest Neurological Research Questions of Today Dr. Peggy Taylor An interview with Dr. Peggy Taylor, discussing the biggest neurological research questions of today and how BioLegend is helping to develop new biomarkers for neurological disease.
A Story of Innovative Molecules: From Machines to Cyclic Compounds Sir Fraser Stoddart 2016 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry Fraser Stoddart outlines his research involving mechanically interlocked molecules and molecular machines, and introduces the work of some of the students in his lab, to be discussed at Pittcon 2018.
Getting the Most Out of the CLARITY Technique Dr. Tim Steppe An interview with Dr. Tim Steppe, discussing the latest advances in the CLARITY technique and his top tips for scientists using this method in their research.
Answering the Biggest Neurological Research Questions of Today Dr. Peggy Taylor An interview with Dr. Peggy Taylor, discussing the biggest neurological research questions of today and how BioLegend is helping to develop new biomarkers for neurological disease.