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Promising Treatment Approach for Aggressive Leukemia Identified

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Nerve Cells in the Human Neocortex Are Wired Differently Than in Mice

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Immune Cells “Remember” the Pain of Newborn Injuries

Materials Follow the “Rule of Four” — But Scientists Don’t Know Why Yet

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‘Trojan Horse' Antibody Strategy Shows Promise Against Ebola

The advance from scientists at Albert Einstein College of Medicine could also work against other viruses.

Intermountain, Asia Genomics Collaborate

Intermountain Healthcare and Asia Genomics finalize an agreement to offer testing to deliver personalized medicine in Southeast Asia.

€2.3 Million Will Support Deployment of ImmunoXpert™

The European Commission awarded €2.3 million to support AutoPilot-Dx, an international consortium coordinating the deployment of ImmunoXpert™.

twoXAR, Stanford Collaboration

twoXAR announces collaboration with the Asian Liver Center at Stanford to support liver cancer research.

Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Indoor Dust

Genetic analyisis of dust samples discovered antimicrobial chemicals and antibiotic-resistance genes.

Sequencing Soviet Anthrax

Next-gen genomic analysis has generated an anthrax genome sequence formerly from the USSR’s biological weapons program.

MarqMetrix® Hellma Partner to Bring Raman Spectroscopy to the Classroom

The new technology will be on display during SCIX 2016.

Advanced Lymphoma in Remission After T-Cell Therapy

63% of trial participants who recieved two-drug combination chemo plus intermediate dose of engineered T cells went into complete remission.

Stem Cell Transplant Without Radiation or Chemotherapy

Researchers have successfully performed stem cell transplants without using radiation or chemotherapy.

Device Improves Measurement of Water Pollution

Researchers have developed a device that makes it easier to measure contaminant levels in water.

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