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NIH-funded study helps explain differences in male and female responses to vaccines.

Findings result from application of the cell microarray screening method developed at VTT.

Researchers from the Department of Chemistry at York have discovered a family of enzymes that can degrade hard-to-digest biomass into its constituent sugars.

Two genes linked to simple memory formation also regulate appropriate nerve responses that are lacking in related disease sufferers.

Researchers compared “J” and “N” strains of mice and used their differential responses to cocaine to identify the causative gene.

Intrexon has entered into a definitive agreement to acquired Medistem for approximately $26 million.

With more than 30 members the program is the largest network of next generation-based exome sequencing providers in the world.

Ng Siew Kiang, Executive Director for Contact Singapore, discusses the growth of the biomedical sector in Singapore.

MRC researchers have discovered a biological switch that determines which part of the fruit fly’s brain responds to pheromones, depending on whether the fruit fly is male or female.

IDT explains how to optimize oligo hybridization-based protocols.