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Study identifies more than 6,000 antibiotic resistance genes found in gut bacteria

A study carried out in collaboration with the University of Birmingham has used an innovative approach to identify thousands of antibiotic resistance genes found in bacteria that inhabit the human gut.

3 Dec 2018

Study shows for the first time how a specific cell gene affects transformation of others

An international team of seven institutions from Spain and the US including the University of Valencia has discovered for the first time that the biological activity of the c-MYC gene is necessary so that cell reprogramming occurs, that is, the process by which a specialised cell -for example, a neuron- is transformed into a different cell type.

30 Nov 2018

Light-activated tools allow scientists to accurately probe intracellular phase separation

Creating new tools that harness light to probe the mysteries of cellular behavior, Princeton researchers have made discoveries about the formation of cellular components called membraneless organelles and the key role these organelles play in cells.

30 Nov 2018

New study could fine-tune the CRISPR gene editing process

The introduction of the tool for gene editing, the so-called gene scissors CRISPR, in 2007 was a revolution within medical science and cell biology.

30 Nov 2018

New Mainz-based Collaborative Research Center aims to explore DNA repair and genome stability

From January 1, 2019, the German Research Foundation will be funding the new Collaborative Research Center 1361 on Regulation of DNA Repair & Genome Stability.

29 Nov 2018

Researchers identify inconspicuous protein as key to aggressive blood cancer

Five percent of acute leukemia cases are diagnosed as mixed lineage leukemia. MLL is an aggressive blood cancer that predominantly occurs in infants and has been difficult to treat.

29 Nov 2018

Sleeping sickness study could aid efforts to beat the disease

Key insights into how the parasites behind sleeping sickness boost their ability to spread could aid efforts to beat the disease.

29 Nov 2018

New strategy for developing cell replacement therapies to combat type 1 diabetes

Scientists have discovered the signals that determine the fate of immature cells in the pancreas. The research shows that they are very mobile and that their destiny is strongly influenced by their immediate environment.

29 Nov 2018

University of Wuerzburg implements new turnkey confocal imaging system

Technology innovators in super-resolution microscopy, Amsterdam-based Confocal.nl,reports on the implementation of a new turnkey confocal imaging system in the laboratory of Professor Markus Sauer at the University of Würzburg.

From Confocal.nl 29 Nov 2018

Excelitas to showcase X-Cite fluorescence illumination products at the Digital Pathology & AI Congress

Excelitas Technologies Corp., a global technology leader delivering innovative, customized photonic solutions, will showcase its X-Cite fluorescence illumination products at the Digital Pathology & AI Congress.

From Excelitas Technologies 29 Nov 2018

Insights from the Shunde Biomedical Industry Investment Promotion Conference

From November 14-17, the 2018 Shunde Biomedical Industry Investment Promotion Conference was successfully held at the Ramada Plaza Hotel, Shunde, GuangDong, China

From Aurora Biomed Inc. 29 Nov 2018

Scientists create mini-placenta's to study early stages of pregnancy

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have used organoid culture techniques to create a cellular model of the early stages of the placenta.

29 Nov 2018

New York State approves NYGC's Whole Genome and Transcriptome Sequencing for oncology

The New York Genome Center has received approval from the New York State Department of Health to offer whole genome and RNA transcriptome sequencing in its Clinical Laboratory Evaluation Program-certified laboratory.

29 Nov 2018

Researchers create largest publicly available virtual library of macrolide scaffolds

Researchers from North Carolina State University have created the largest publicly available virtual library of macrolide scaffolds. The library - called V1M - contains chemical structures and computed properties for 1 million macrolide scaffolds with potential for use as antibiotics or cancer drugs.

29 Nov 2018

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Study identifies more than 6,000 antibiotic resistance genes found in gut bacteria

Study shows for the first time how a specific cell gene affects transformation of others

Light-activated tools allow scientists to accurately probe intracellular phase separation

New study could fine-tune the CRISPR gene editing process

New Mainz-based Collaborative Research Center aims to explore DNA repair and genome stability

Researchers identify inconspicuous protein as key to aggressive blood cancer

Sleeping sickness study could aid efforts to beat the disease

New strategy for developing cell replacement therapies to combat type 1 diabetes

University of Wuerzburg implements new turnkey confocal imaging system

Excelitas to showcase X-Cite fluorescence illumination products at the Digital Pathology & AI Congress

Insights from the Shunde Biomedical Industry Investment Promotion Conference

Scientists create mini-placenta's to study early stages of pregnancy

New York State approves NYGC's Whole Genome and Transcriptome Sequencing for oncology

Researchers create largest publicly available virtual library of macrolide scaffolds

Revolutionary new technology sheds light on why cancers form in specific cell types

New study solves longstanding mystery in innate immunity

Scientists develop new technique for identifying small molecules

Antibiotic could protect against age-related brain diseases

Tomocube releases first of it's kind, 3D fluorescent holotomography microscope

Asynt releases a DrySyn OCTO Mini Conversion Kit for efficient reaction sampling

Real-time Raman monitoring for pharmaceutical hot melt extrusion

Synthetic Psychedelics: A Growing Public Health Concern

How the Vutara VXL simplifies single-molecule imaging

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