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Diabetes Linked With Collapse of Brain Cilia and Impaired Neurogenesis
An international team of scientists investigated the initial diabetic lesions in the subventricular zone, an area of the brain capable of generating new neurons throughout life.
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New or Used Equipment: What's better for your lab?
Whether you are a new lab starting up or a seasoned lab looking to upgrade your old equipment; there are many important aspects you need to think about before deciding to make your equipment purchase.
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Using Gut Bacteria to Prevent and Treat Disease
In this article, we chat to James Mcllory, CEO of EnteroBiotix, a Scottish biotech working to modulate the human microbiome to address unmet clinical needs.
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Cannabis in Congress: Fighting for legalization
Bills keep coming up and, so far, getting shot down.
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Key Challenges and Pain Points in the Global Laboratory Market
To better understand the key challenges and pain points in the global laboratory market, Agilent commissioned Frost & Sullivan to carry out an independent survey of 700 scientists across the laboratory employee spectrum. Here we highlight a selection of the survey’s key findings.
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Unrepresentative Cannabis Samples Could be Holding Back Research
U.S. government examples of cannabis, used in research, fail to replicate the cannabis that's available on the market.
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Son Documents the Progress of his Father's Dementia
Ken Keene Jr is making a video diary of his father Kenneth Keene Sr as he lives with Frontotemporal dementia.
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Industrializing Proteomics to Transform the Future of Healthcare
With very few biomarkers having made it into clinical practice, we find out how some proteomics laboratories are using a factory-type set up to get more biomarkers into the clinic, faster.
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Riding the Cannabis Regulation Waves in Oregon
Cannabis testing requirements keep changing in this state, and more adjustments probably lie ahead.
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Antibodies in Drug Discovery: Identifying Novel Biomarkers to Overcome Sjögren’s Syndrome
New diagnostic tool could therefore lead to improved therapeutic success and a better quality of life for the millions of patients suffering from Sjögren’s syndrome around the world.
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