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Jun 02,2017
Study Discovers the Key to Youthful Skin
    We have all fallen victim to cluttering our bathroom shelves with an abundance of cosmetic products with the promise of retaining youthful skin, and feeling deflated when none of them actually do. Well, the solution to this on-going issue could finally be upon us.     However now, new data from a team of investigators at UniversityRead more
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Jun 02,2017
Gene Drive Insect Control May Stall in the Field
    If gene-editing technology is used to suppress insect populations, it may give rise to resistance, mainly through naturally occurring genetic variation and inbreeding among targeted insects. These findings, from a study conducted at Indiana University, suggest that artificially induced genetic modifications are unlikely to spread between regions or species. Such genetic modifications, however, could haveRead more
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Gene Drive Insect Control May Stall in the Field
Jun 01,2017
Bioequivalence Study of Generic Drugs
FDA has defined bioequivalence as "the absence of a significant difference in the rate and extent to which the active ingredient or active moiety in pharmaceutical equivalents or pharmaceutical alternatives becomes available at the site of drug action when administered at the same molar dose under similar conditions in an appropriately designed study.” The purposeRead more
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Bioequivalence Study of Generic Drugs
Jun 01,2017
Better Treatment for Kidney Cancer
    Research in the field of kidney cancer, also called renal cancer, is vital, because many patients with this disease still cannot be cured today. Researchers have now identified some of the gene mutations that contribute to the development of carcinomas in the kidneys. They also developed a mouse model that will contribute to progress inRead more
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Better Treatment for Kidney Cancer
Jun 01,2017
Jamming Signals between Jammed Tumor Cells Disrupts Metastasis
Cancer is a broad term referring to many diseases that are characterized by the development of abnormal cells dividing uncontrollably. These cells can invade and destroy normal tissue, leading to cancer spread and the development of typical cancer-related symptoms. A lot of research is devoted to finding an effective remedy for this affliction. New findingsRead more
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Jamming Signals between Jammed Tumor Cells Disrupts Metastasis
May 31,2017
Crack in CRISPR Facade after Unanticipated In Vivo Mutations Arise
    The CRISPR/Cas9 genome-editing technique set the molecular biology field ablaze when its game-changing potential was realized only a few short years ago. In the time since this wildfire of excitement and hope, it has spread to almost every life science endeavor imaginable and shows little sign of slowing down. However, new data from a teamRead more
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Crack in CRISPR Facade after Unanticipated In Vivo Mutations Arise
May 31,2017
Scientists Supercharge Powerful Antibiotic
Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) have tweaked a powerful antibiotic, called vancomycin, so it is once more powerful against life-threatening bacterial infections. Researchers say the more powerful compound could eliminate the threat of antibiotic resistance for many years to come. "Doctors could use this modified form of vancomycin without fear of resistance emerging,”Read more
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Scientists Supercharge Powerful Antibiotic
May 30,2017
Synthetic Genes Can Reprogram Cells to Perform Targeted Therapy
    University of Washington (UW) synthetic biologists have taken advantage of synthetic biology to turn yeast cells into building blocks for digital information processing. They built a set of synthetic genes that function in cells like NOR gates, commonly used in electronics, which each take two inputs and only pass on a positive signal if both inputsRead more
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May 30,2017
Parasitic Worm Spit Speeds Wound Recovery
    Researchers claim a molecule found in the spit of a parasitic worm can bolster the healing process for diabetics, the elderly and smokers with lingering wounds.       A team of scientists from the Australian Institute of Tropical Health and Medicine (AITHM) at James Cook University discovered the molecule granulin, found in the saliva of a parasitic liver flukeRead more
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Parasitic Worm Spit Speeds Wound Recovery
May 26,2017
Blood Test Could Reduces Breast Biopsies Up to 67 Percent
    Noninvasive molecular diagnostic techniques are not only the latest cutting-edge technique to help clinicians improve disease prognosis — they are proving to be an essential element for the continued progression of precision medicine initiatives.     Now, a team of investigators led by scientists at Provista Diagnostics has just released data from a new study demonstrating thatRead more
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Blood Test Could Reduces Breast Biopsies Up to 67 Percent