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Mapping the Mouth Microbiome
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Projecting Zika Virus Spread and Using Biowarfare as a Countermeasure
    If you've been paying attention to the news over the past several weeks, you may have noticed, among the political rabble and international exchanges that a peculiarly named viral infection is beginning to emerge and spread rapidly across the globe.     In early October, a team of scientists at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and Universidad deRead more
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New Drug Kicks the Cancer Stem Cell Addiction
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Jan 28,2016
Nanoparticles Deliver Therapeutics to Diseased Livers
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Researchers Develop Fast Testing Method for Antibiotic Susceptibility
    Researchers from the University of California, San Diego have developed a speedy method to determine whether bacteria are susceptible to antibiotics, potentially slowing the emergence of drug resistance among patients, a new report said.     In a paper (“Bacterial Cytological Profiling as a Rapid and Accurate Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing Method for Staphylococcus aureus”) published in EBioMedicine,Read more
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Jan 27,2016
Novel Biomarker for the Prediction in Metastatic Cancer
    Identifying the appropriate genetic sequences to accurately predict the onset or progression of disease is considered as the center of biomarker technology. These gene targets are especially significant for the diagnosis and tracking of various cancers, and scientists are always on the hunt to discover better prognostic biomarkers to give them an edge in combatingRead more
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