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May 31,2016
Personalized Genomics Dramatically Aids Intellectual Disability Diagnostics
    New findings from clinical studies lead by scientists at British Columbia Children's Hospital, an agency of the Provincial Health Services Authority, and the University of British Columbia, show the life-altering benefits of genome-wide sequencing for children with certain kinds of intellectual disabilities. The results from this study were published recently in the New England JournalRead more
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Personalized Genomics Dramatically Aids Intellectual Disability Diagnostics
May 31,2016
Bone Marrow Transplant Success Depends on the Dose
    Scientists from the University of Southern California say they have found clues about how the dose of transplanted bone marrow might affect patients undergoing this risky procedure, frequently used to treat cancer and blood diseases.  Specifically, Casey Brewer, Ph.D., and colleagues in the laboratory of Rong Lu, Ph.D., discovered that transplantation dose affects the behaviorRead more
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May 31,2016
Elisa experimental service (enzyme-linked immunosorbent test)
The basic principle of ELISA The basis of ELISA is the immobilization of antigen or antibody and the enzyme labeling of antigen and antibody. The antigen or antibody bound to the surface of the solid phase carrier still maintains its immunological activity, and the enzyme-labeled antigen or antibody retains both its immunological activity and enzymeRead more
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Elisa experimental service (enzyme-linked immunosorbent test)
May 30,2016
Vitamin A boosts Pancreatic Cancer Chemotherapy
    During World War II the British government began a disinformation campaign that the Royal Air Force pilots were fed high-carrot diets, giving them superior night vision and the ability to spot the enemy in the dark. In reality, the Allies were doing their best to keep their brand new RADAR technology under wraps. It's unclear howRead more
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Vitamin A boosts Pancreatic Cancer Chemotherapy
May 30,2016
Venoms Provide Paradoxical Path to Promising Drug Discovery
Investigators led by scientists at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) say they have invented a technique for rapidly identifying various venoms that strike a specific target in the body and then optimizing such venoms for therapeutic use. The researchers demonstrated the new method by using it to identify venoms that block a certain protein onRead more
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May 27,2016
Loss of Y Chromosome is a Risk Factor for Alzheimer Disease
    The loss of the Y chromosome in batches of blood cells over time continues to develop as one biological explanation for why men, on average, live shorter lives than women. An international team of researchers led by scientists at Uppsala University in Sweden presented their recently published findings at the annual conference of the EuropeanRead more
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May 27,2016
Protein Folding Findings May Lead to Better Therapies for a Range of Human Diseases
    Though research on protein folding has progressed over the past few decades toward better understanding of human metabolism and the diseases associated with misfolding, important discoveries are still being made by teams who can bring special techniques and tools to bear on these complex cellular processes.     Scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst report forRead more
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May 26,2016
Scientists Explain Why Ovarian Cancer Becomes Resistant To Chemotherapy
The reason why ovarian cancer becomes resistant to chemotherapy over a period of time has always fascinated and puzzled the researchers. Now, a team of researchers from the University of Michigan has come up with a possible reason.  The tumor microenvironment is made up of an array of cell types, yet effector T cells andRead more
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Scientists Explain Why Ovarian Cancer Becomes Resistant To Chemotherapy
May 26,2016
Borrowing Immune Cells Can Help Fight Cancer
A new cancer immunotherapy approach could essentially outsource a crucial T-cell function. This function, T-cell reactivity to specific cancer antigens, is sometimes lacking in cancer patients. Yet, according to a new proof-of-principle study, these patients could benefit from T cells provided by healthy donors. Specifically, the healthy donors' T cells could be used to broadenRead more
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May 25,2016
Scientists Discover Potential Solution to Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria
    Scientists at Harvard say they have created a new platform for antibiotic discovery that may help solve the crisis of antibiotic resistance. In a study (“A Platform for the Discovery of New Macrolide Antibiotics”) published in Nature, Andrew G. Myers, Ph.D., and colleagues describe “a platform where we assemble eight (chemical) building blocks by a simple processRead more
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