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  • Protein p53 is the "guardian" of our genome
    News - 7 Aug 2005
    When DNA damage is present, p53 stops cell division and gives the cell enough time to repair it. If the damage is irreparable, the protein sets off programmed cell death and protects the cells from...
  • Variations in genetic code affect social behavior
    News - 9 Jun 2005
    Why are some people shy while others are outgoing? A study in the current issue of Science demonstrates for the first time that social behavior may be shaped by differences in the length of seemingly...
  • Vical Incorporated issued two Canadian patents
    News - 29 Mar 2005
    Vical Incorporated announced today the issuance of two Canadian patents on the company's core technology, which involves direct administration of polynucleotide genetic material such as DNA or RNA.
  • Herpes virus is everywhere and it's unavoidable
    News - 6 Jan 2005
    While not the first, the researchers report that this study uses the most sensitive techniques in a cross-sectional assessment performed to date of the presence of HSV-1 DNA in the eyes and mouths of...
  • Completion of the sequencing of human chromosome 19
    News - 7 Apr 2004
    The United States Department of Energy (DOE) Joint Genome Institute (JGI) and Stanford University report today the completion of the sequencing of human chromosome 19, the most gene-rich of all the...
  • How Programmable Nanobiology Could Drive the Fifth Industrial Revolution
    News - 9 Jun 2026
    Professor Heddle's insights on nanobiology and AI highlight their potential to innovate drug delivery and vaccine development, addressing critical health needs.
  • How the Vutara VXL simplifies single-molecule imaging
    News - 20 Aug 2025
    Explore how the Bruker Vutara VXL advances single-molecule imaging across DNA, RNA, and proteins
  • Next-Generation Sequencing and the Diagnosis of Disease
    News - 4 Aug 2021
    In this interview, Professor John Rossen talks about next-generation sequencing and it's implications for the diagnosis of disease.
  • Types of Microarray
    Life Sciences - 26 Feb 2019
    Microarray or biochip is a lab-oriented microscope slide that is usually made of glass, silicon chip, or nylon membrane. It is a 2D array (sometimes 3D) whose surface is provided with thousands of...
  • Identifying Processes Associated with Cell Apoptosis
    White Paper - 5 Feb 2019
    The terminal stages of programmed cell apoptosis (death) can be identified by the condensation of chromatin and fragmentation of the genomic DNA, alongside blebbing of the membrane.

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