Disease Protein Could Be Causal Factor in Alzheimer's-Related Smell Loss
NewsA new study has investigated the association between physiology and olfactory behavior using an AD mouse model to understand the involvement of olfactory neurons in disease pathogenesis.
Read moreA New Realm of Drug Discovery Utilizing Ubiquitin Ligase
NewsUNLV scientist Gary Kleiger is at the forefront of a potential new drug modality; research published in the journal Nature.
Read moreMetabolic Pathway for Memory T-Cell Production Mapped
NewsImmunologists have mapped the previously unknown biological machinery by which the immune system generates T cells that kill bacteria, viruses and tumor cells. The findings have multiple implications for how the adaptive immune system responds to infections to generate such memory T cells.
Read moreAntibodies Can Attack SARS-CoV-2 Even When Their Spike Shape Changes
NewsThe spikes on the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19, change shapes. New research reveals ways that antibodies can recognize these different shapes and block the virus and informs the design of vaccines and antiviral therapies.
Read moreMachine Learning Helps Identify Autism Blood Biomarkers
NewsUsing machine learning tools to analyze hundreds of proteins, UT Southwestern researchers have identified a group of biomarkers in blood that could lead to an earlier diagnosis of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and, in turn, more effective therapies sooner.
Team Identifies 300 Proteins That Regulate Cell Division
NewsIn hopes of contributing to the fight against cancer, a team of researchers has identified and mapped 300 proteins that regulate the cell division process.
Read moreWhy Are Some Coronavirus Strains More Infectious Than Others?
ArticleWhat makes one coronavirus more infectious than the other? The lab of or Dr Mahmoud Moradi at the University of Arkansas has used molecular simulations, performed at the Texas Advanced Computing Center and the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, to investigate this question.
The Coronavirus Pandemic
ArticleOn December 31, 2019, the first cases of a novel coronavirus were identified in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China. Here, we curate a collection of news and content related to what has become the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreGas Chromatography
ArticleIn this article, we bring together resources from the across the site on gas chromatography, how it works, its pairing with downstream techniques and what its applications are.
Read moreStay Up-to-Date With COVID-19 Vaccine Development
ArticleTechnology Networks is committed to keeping you updated with the latest research in this space. In this article, you'll find a curation of our latest COVID-19 vaccine-related content.
Read moreDeveloping an mRNA Vaccine for Cancer Immunotherapy
ArticleScientists have developed a hydrogel that releases mRNA nanoparticles slowly when injected under the skin, with the aim of developing an mRNA-based vaccine for cancer immunotherapy. Technology Networks interviewed the researchers to find out more.
Read moreWhy Exosomes Are Being Explored as Diagnostic and Therapeutic Tools
ArticleIn this article, we provide an overview of the biology of exosomes and explore their potential uses as diagnostic and therapeutic tools.
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