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  • Advances in Metabolomics Research
    Life Sciences - 23 Aug 2018
    Research in metabolomics is paving the way for advances in many fields such as plant engineering, crop protection, development of new pesticides, aquaculture—the environment as a whole. At present,...
  • Research into Alternatives to Fecal Microbiota Transplant
    Health - 23 Aug 2018
    Fecal microbiota transplant (FMT) is an emerging technique showing high efficacy in the treatment of recurrent Clostridium difficile infection (RCDI) which is a disease of the gut caused by the...
  • Antioxidant Properties of Coffee
    White Paper - 18 Jan 2018
    Antioxidant activity in coffee beans was measured using a Bruker X-band ESR spectrometer (EMX-Plus) equipped with 100 kHz field modulation.
  • Bionic vision restoration: could future technologies restore sight?
    News - 21 Aug 2017
    The brain is very plastic, which means that the brain is able to adapt to new signals. In the case of bionic vision restoration, the photoreceptors have died, the brain is not receiving anything...
  • Single Molecule Detection of Proteins in Single Cells
    News - 3 Feb 2017
    We developed this technology almost 10 years ago. It was developed after a key experiment was carried out by David Rissin, who was a PhD candidate in my laboratory at the time.
  • Characterizing the Brain - Cell by Cell
    News - 23 Jan 2017
    My group develops approaches to study cell-to-cell signaling in the brain – how the cells of the brain talk to each other. The brain is heterogeneous, probably more so than any other organ in our...
  • Nano-biointeraction and nanopathology
    News - 31 Oct 2016
    Nanoparticles enter the organism in a number of ways. In most cases through inhalation and ingestion. When inhaled, the majority of them are expelled with the next breath. When ingested, most of them...
  • Using FTIR Spectroscopy to Determine Protein Secondary Structure
    White Paper - 20 Jun 2016
    Proteins are the basic building blocks of life. They play a critical role in cell function and structure and are involved in transport, communication and metabolism in the body.
  • Unlocking the dark proteome: an interview with Dr Kriwacki
    News - 16 May 2016
    The term dark proteome refers to proteins whose structural features and thus functions are not well understood. Many proteins within the dark proteome do not fold into stable three-dimensional...
  • Unlocking intrinsically disordered proteins: an interview with Peter Wright
    News - 11 Feb 2016
    I'm a professor in the Department of Integrative Structural and Computational Biology at The Scripps Research Institute. I have been performing NMR research on proteins for nearly 40 years.

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