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  • History of Stem Cells
    Life Sciences - 18 May 2023
    Stem cell discovery began in the 1950s with teratocarcinomas and tumor heterogeneity. The latest discovery was iPS cells in 2006.
  • Insight into Reproductive Biomedicine
    Life Sciences - 20 May 2022
    This article will provide an insight into reproductive biomedicine, its history, common medical techniques, and ethical issues.
  • Positron Emission Tomography
    Life Sciences - 19 Jul 2023
    Positron emission tomography (PET) is a non-invasive nuclear imaging technique which uses radioactive tracers. PET scans specifically look at the metabolism of a particular organ or tissue, and uses a...
  • Epigenetics and Epigenomics
    Life Sciences - 19 Jul 2023
    Epigenetics is the study of chemical reactions that influence gene expression, through activation or deactivation of genes at specific times and locations. These changes in gene expression do not...
  • Nanodiagnostics: An Overview
    Life Sciences - 19 Jul 2023
    Nanodiagnostics involve the use of nanotechnology in biomedical diagnostics. Various aspects of the relationship between biomedical nanotechnology and diagnostics are discussed below.
  • Using Flow Cytometry in Biomarker Detection
    Life Sciences - 17 Nov 2021
    During flow cytometry cells are passed in single file to be analyzed individually, usually then categorized for further examination by other methods.
  • Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors for Targeted Cancer Therapy
    Life Sciences - 28 May 2021
    Tyrosine kinase inhibitors, which reduce or eliminate the intensity of aberrant signals, are under thorough investigation as anticancer agents.
  • Investigating the Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer
    Life Sciences - 14 Dec 2020
    In recent decades, there has been focused research on the molecular mechanisms of cancer to improve drug delivery and survival rates.
  • What is Nucleophagy?
    Life Sciences - 5 Jun 2020
    A type of selective autophagy, otherwise known as nucleophagy, can be utilized by the cells to degrade any damaged nucleus-derived material.
  • Non-Protein Amino Acids in Human Disease
    Life Sciences - 2 Jun 2020
    Occasional mistakes can mean non-protein amino acids are incorporated into proteins during translation, resulting in misfolding and other detrimental effects.

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