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Become a member of The Science Advisory Board expert panel today! Join our community of thousands of #scientists and #lab professionals sharing #insights to improve products and services across the #lifesciences industry. Full details and benefits here:
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#Machinelearning finds potential brain cancer drug targets in multi-omics dataset. Read the full article:
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Researchers have identified a lifestyle-related metabolite biomarker called gluconic acid that is associated with high blood pressure and increased ischemic stroke risk among Black adults. Learn more:
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Today, we honor and celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. #mlk #mlkday #martinlutherkingjr #civilrights
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🎇 We wish you all a healthy and happy New Year!. #happynewyear #newyear #newyearseve
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Study reveals how viral #toxin produced by #SARSCoV2 #virus may contribute to severe #COVID19 infections. By targeting pathway, it could block #pathogenesis leading to #vasculardisorder & acute #respiratorydistress syndrome without needing to target virus.
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A viral toxin produced by the SARS-CoV-2 virus may damage cell barriers, inducing vascular leak and driving severe COVID-19 infections, according to researchers at the University of California,...
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Using #artificialintelligence, researchers find evidence that length of #genes explains most of the #molecular-level changes that occur during #aging, which they contend could lead to therapeutics that slow or even reverse process. #AI #machinelearning.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has helped Northwestern University researchers find evidence that the length of genes explains most of the molecular-level changes that occur during aging, which they...
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#Optogenetics-based tool allows researchers to control how #neurons respond to electrical input. Using light exposure to change electrical capacitance of neurons' #membranes alters their excitability - which is linked to #brain disorders like #Alzheimers.
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Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have devised a new technique to achieve long-term changes in neuron activity using light exposure. Their research, published...
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Scientists challenge a 70-year-old theory of how #proteins fold in our #cells with profound implications for treating protein misfolding-linked diseases, including certain #cancers, #Parkinsons, #Huntingtons, and #Alzheimersdisease. #cellbiology #cryoEM.
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U.S. Department of Energy and Stanford University researchers have revealed how tiny cellular machines -- called chaperonins -- direct the folding of proteins into building blocks that provide...
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Novel #microscopy technique for #biomedicalresearch captures dynamic #3Dimages across larger areas, maintaining #cellular resolution in three dimensions. Study provides views of #cells interacting in natural state, has potential for new disease treatments.
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A new microscopy technique enhances biomedical research by capturing dynamic 3D images across larger areas while maintaining cellular resolution in all three dimensions. A study, published on...
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Researchers have created a spatial #cellatlas of the developing human #lung, describing 144 #celltypes and their interactions in unparalleled detail while uncovering new links between developmental #cells and #lungcancer. #cellbiology #celldevelopment.
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Researchers from the Wellcome Sanger Institute, EMBL’s European Bioinformatics Institute, the Gordone Institute at the University of Cambridge, and collaborators have created a spatiotemporal cell...
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#Drugtargets, such as kinase enzymes often involved in #cancer, are difficult to target with traditional drugs. Now, research discovers #IFITM #proteins enable bitopic inhibitors to enter #cells, targeting previously untargetable proteins. #cellbiology.
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Complementary genome-scale, chemical-genetic approaches have revealed a cellular gateway that could allow large molecules to enter cells, providing new opportunities to develop drugs for intracellu...
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Bioactive compounds called #glycolalkaloids that are found in many #vegetables have the potential for new #cancerdrugs. In vitro and animal studies are needed to determine which glycoalkaloids are safe, promising to test in humans. #cancer #CancerResearch.
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Polish scientists have revealed the potential for new cancer drugs formulated from nightshade plants (genus Solanum), including potatoes and eggplants.
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Scientists produce infectious #malaria #sporozoites without mosquitoes, providing ground-breaking progress for #malariavaccines. They manufactured #Plasmodiumfalciparum sporozoites in vitro, a major step to scale up manufacturing of #PfSPZ #malariavaccine.
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Sanaria scientists have manufactured Plasmodium falciparum (Pf) sporozoites (SPZ) in vitro, enabling the critical, first breakthrough steps to scale up manufacturing of the PfSPZ malaria vaccine.
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New drug neutralizes #SARSCoV2 and its #variants by acting as #ACE2receptor decoy. The #virus can't evade decoy as #mutations that would allow it to avoid the drug would also lower the virus's ability to infect cells. #COVID19 #coronavirus #virology #ACE2.
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A new drug neutralizes SARS-CoV-2 and its variants by acting as an ACE2 receptor decoy, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute researchers revealed.
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#Heartattack on a Chip replicates key aspects of #myocardialinfarction, may one day serve as testbed for #heartdrugs. Scientists don't understand how #heartcells in healthy/injured parts of #heart communicate but new microscale model could solve mystery.
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University of Southern California (USC) researchers have developed a "heart attack on a chip" that replicates key aspects of myocardial infarction and might one day serve as a testbed for new...
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