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Warming climate can affect species that depend on stable, abundant access to food

The climate seems to be getting warmer. This could be bad news for species that depend on stable and abundant access to food at certain times of the year.

6 Nov 2020

H.E.L Group releases new laboratory automation software labCONSOL

H.E.L Group (H.E.L), a global developer and manufacturer of innovative laboratory tools for process optimization, safety and scale-up, today announced the release of its new laboratory automation software labCONSOL, designed to support customers in the automation and coordination of laboratory equipment.

2 Nov 2020

Study shows antibody-based drug could reduce cancer in mice

Despite the remarkable successes of immune-based treatments for cancer, not everyone responds to these approaches and relapses do occur.

22 Oct 2020

Researchers demonstrate healing power of extracellular vesicles on a heart-on-a-chip

Extracellular vesicles (EVs) -- nanometer sized messengers that travel between cells to deliver cues and cargo -- are promising tools for the next generation of therapies for everything from autoimmune and neurodegenerative diseases to cancer and tissue injury.

15 Oct 2020

Scientists develop UK Crop Microbiome Cyrobank to facilitate sustainable yield improvement

Scientists from the UK's foremost agricultural research institutes have teamed up to create a new UK Crop Microbiome Cyrobank (UK-CMCB) to safeguard future research and facilitate the sustainable yield improvement of the UK's six major food crops including barley, oats, oil seed rape, potato, sugar beet and wheat.

12 Oct 2020

Genome duplications play a major role in the development and evolution of plants

Genome duplications play a major role in the development of forms and structures of plant organisms and their changes across long periods of evolution.

24 Sep 2020

CRISPR in a Box: New educational gene editing tool kit

Introducing CRISPR in a Box™ - it's not a new crunchy cereal or the latest snack - it's an educational tool kit consisting of state-of-the-science gene editing technology that could be coming to a school near you.

10 Sep 2020

Study could help understand how animals use information from environmental odors to guide behavior

The University of Colorado Boulder will lead a groundbreaking new international research network dubbed Odor2Action starting this fall.

31 Aug 2020

New cellular pathway can protect cells from infection by Ebola virus, coronavirus

Discoveries from the Benaroya Research Institute at Virginia Mason (BRI) have identified a new cellular protection pathway that targets a common vulnerability in several different pandemic viruses, and collaborators at Case Western Reserve University, Boston University School of Medicine and MRIGlobal have shown that this pathway can protect cells from infection by Ebola virus and coronaviruses, like SARS-CoV-2.

28 Aug 2020

Scientists identify key genes that influence cancer treatment success

Radiotherapy is a cornerstone of today's cancer treatment. About half of all people suffering from cancer with a so-called radiotherapy.

26 Aug 2020

Study: Wastewater containing coronaviruses may be a serious threat

Wastewater containing coronaviruses may be a serious threat, according to a new, global study led by researchers from the Zuckerberg Institute for Water Research at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU).

25 Aug 2020

New bioluminescent reporter tracks DNA double stranded break repair in cells

A new bioluminescent reporter that tracks DNA double stranded break (DSB) repair in cells has been developed by researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and the Academia Sinica in Taiwan.

24 Aug 2020

'Genetic Code Kit' could transform how biology and biochemistry are taught

An open-source educational biotechnology called the "Genetic Code Kit" has been developed by California Polytechnic State University researchers to allow students to interact with the molecular process inside cells in new ways.

20 Aug 2020

UT researchers to explore the mysteries of brain connections

Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin will lead an ambitious new project with 10 other U.S. institutions and global partners that has significant implications for understanding human brain health.

20 Aug 2020

'Survival of the fittest': How meiotic drivers shape the evolution of gamete formation

It can be hard to dispute the common adage 'survival of the fittest'. After all, "most of the genes in the genome are there because they're doing something good," says Sarah Zanders, PhD, assistant investigator at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research

18 Aug 2020

Next Generation News and Research

Warming climate can affect species that depend on stable, abundant access to food

H.E.L Group releases new laboratory automation software labCONSOL

Study shows antibody-based drug could reduce cancer in mice

Researchers demonstrate healing power of extracellular vesicles on a heart-on-a-chip

Scientists develop UK Crop Microbiome Cyrobank to facilitate sustainable yield improvement

Genome duplications play a major role in the development and evolution of plants

CRISPR in a Box: New educational gene editing tool kit

Study could help understand how animals use information from environmental odors to guide behavior

New cellular pathway can protect cells from infection by Ebola virus, coronavirus

Scientists identify key genes that influence cancer treatment success

Study: Wastewater containing coronaviruses may be a serious threat

New bioluminescent reporter tracks DNA double stranded break repair in cells

'Genetic Code Kit' could transform how biology and biochemistry are taught

UT researchers to explore the mysteries of brain connections

'Survival of the fittest': How meiotic drivers shape the evolution of gamete formation

Switching off 'master regulator' may offer neuroprotection from Parkinson's-related damage

Study shows human genome regulates the early development of organs

New method helps track actin involved in mitochondrial dysfunction

Small trees could form the basis of drought-resistant rainforests

Detailed 3D structure provides a roadmap for tweaking CRISPR-Cas9–guided base editors

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How Avatar Medical's 3D Technology Is Transforming How We Visualize the Human Body

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From Memory to Metaplasticity: Unraveling the Brain's Secrets

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