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Proper Burial of Dead Cells Limits Inflammation
Researchers have uncovered the essential role that oxidants play in clearing dead cells.
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Y Chromosome Gene Protects Men Against Aggressive Leukemia
Researchers have discovered a gene – found on the male-only Y chromosome – that protects against the development of acute myeloid leukemia (AML). This research was published in Nature Genetics.
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The Genes That Help Chickens Party
Ever wondered why some Red Junglefowl chickens are more social than others? Me neither. But scientists at Linköping University did, and have detailed a network of genes that control chicken social behavior in a new study.
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Lonza to Invest in Portsmouth, NH (USA) Site, Including Mid-Scale Biologics
The expansion will include mid-scale mammalian capacity and the addition of new cell-therapy suites.
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UCL Technology Fund and UK Innovation & Science Seed Fund Invest in Cell Therapy Company Glialign
The UCL Technology Fund (UCLTF), UK Innovation & Science Seed Fund (UKI2S), alongside support from Innovate UK, have invested in UCL spinout company Glialign Ltd, which is developing a novel cell therapy for peripheral nerve repair.
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Targeting Astrocytes Might Help to Alleviate Symptoms of Disease
In studies in mice, the researchers were able to show that blocking a particular receptor located on astrocytes normalized brain function and improved memory performance.
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Flaw Found in Water Treatment Methods
Public water quality has received a lot of attention in recent years as some disturbing discoveries have been made regarding lead levels in cities across the country. Now, a new study pinpoints other chemicals in water that are worth paying attention to – and in fact, some of them may be created, ironically, during the water treatment process itself.
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CRISPR Diagnostics Platform Made Ready for Viral Outbreaks
A new technique enables the diagnostic tool SHERLOCK to detect a virus directly in bodily fluids, expanding the platform’s potential to quickly and cheaply track pathogens such as Ebola, Zika, and Lassa fever anywhere in the world
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Identifying the Mechanism in Obesity’s Link to Colon Cancer
Scientists using used a liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry-based metabolomics report that they have identified a new molecular mechanism to explain the link between obesity and increased risk of colon inflammation, which is a major risk factor in colorectal cancer.
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Untying the Knots in DNA
Like any long chain, DNA often becomes knotted. New technology that can stretch DNA out has helped researchers discover factors that affect knotting which could advance genome sequencing technologies.
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