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Cancer cells.

Epigenetic Changes Alone Can Cause Cancer

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Capturing Cell Division in Embryos With Timelapse Photography

An amoeba cell infected by Naegleriavirus.

Discovery of Giant Viruses Infecting Deadly Parasite

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First Use of CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing in Kissing Bugs

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GENEART and MorphoSys Successfully Cooperate in HuCAL PLATINUM® Project

Rational gene sequence design by GENEART's proprietary software GeneOptimizer® leads to higher production rates in tested antibodies.

Parion Sciences Receives NIH Biodefense Grant to Study Methods for Mitigating Radiation-Induced Lung Injury

Parion will utilize the funding to develop medical treatments that mitigate pulmonary injury arising from inhalation of radioactive particles.

deCODE Discovers Common Genetic Variations Contributing to Low Bone Mineral Density and Risk of Osteoporosis

Findings point to potential therapeutic pathways and provide widening basis for the development of a risk assessment test.

NIH Expands Open-Access Dataset of Genetic and Clinical Data to Include Asthma

The action creates largest public access collection of asthma clinical and genetic data.

PentaBase Ranked Number One among the Best Young European High-Tech Biotech Companies

The award was given by the expert panels at the conference European Venture Summit held in Dusseldorf.

Major deCODE-led Study Underscores Role of the Brain in Obesity

New genetic variants linked to obesity are being integrated into the deCODEme™ personal genome analysis service.

CSHL Researchers Map Changing Epigenetic Modifications that Enable Transposons to Run Amok

A shift in the pattern of small RNAs occurs in continuously dividing cells as their genomes become epigenetically reprogrammed.

New Research Shows How Gene Function Drives Natural Selection in Important Class of Genetic Elements

Georgia researchers find that natural selection on gene function is driving the evolution of one kind of transposable element called the LTR retrotransposon.

Thermo Fisher Scientific to Highlight new Cell-based Technologies at ASCB 2008

The Company will showcase the latest tools and methods related to key mammalian cell-based research.

Study First to Show that RNA Interference can Facilitate Vaccine Development

Researchers have shown that treating mice with siRNA drug can reduce the replication of respiratory syncytial virus and reduce the duration of illness.

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