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Novel Method Allows Researchers to Precisely Engineer and Monitor Protein Function
Proteins – the molecular machines that drive the processes underlying biology – are made from just 20 canonical building blocks called amino acids. For nearly two decades, scientists have sought methods to engineer new amino acids to build proteins. Boston College chemists say they have developed a technology to precisely incorporate a range of usefulRead more
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Better Blood Test May Spot Heart Attack Faster
In business, time may be money, but in medical emergencies, healthcare time is life and speed is king – especially when dealing with potential cardiac events. Developing improved diagnostics that can quickly discern whether a patient has had a myocardial infarction or heart attack, is imperative for physicians to move forward with the appropriate treatment courseRead more
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Rare Lung Cell Type Appears to Play Important Role in Cystic Fibrosis
Scientists have identified a rare cell type in airways that appears to play a key role in the biology of cystic fibrosis. Using new techniques that enable researchers to study gene expression in thousands of individual cells, the team analyzed the airway in mice and validated the results in human tissue.   Led by researchersRead more
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Aug 03,2018
Study Suggests Obesity May Increase Flu Spread
In addition to obesity's known impact on flu severity – complications including hospitalization and even death – new findings from investigators at the University of Michigan, School of Public Health suggest that obesity may play a significant role in the transmission of the influenza virus.   Findings from the new study, published in The JournalRead more
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Aug 03,2018
Fathers' Genomic Imprinting Promotes Mothers' Loving Care
By passing down an epigenetically paternalized gene to their offspring, fathers may indirectly influence mothers to maximize their nurturing behavior after the offspring are born. This effect, which was observed among mice and may be present in other mammals, including humans, concerns the Phlda2 gene, which controls the size of the placental endocrine compartment thatRead more
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