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Findings could have implications for cancer and metastasis.

Particles that deliver vaccines directly to mucosal surfaces could defend against many infectious diseases.

Development efforts focused on next generation oligonucleotides to treat cancer capitalizing on long-standing experience in TGF-ß.

A study in South Africa and Zambia will assess whether house-to-house voluntary HIV testing and prompt treatment of HIV infection can substantially reduce the number of new HIV infections across communities.

Scientists have used a brand new technique for examining individual stem cells to uncover dramatic differences in the gene expression levels between apparently identical ‘sister’ pairs.

UB researchers’ findings about Pemphigus vulgaris reveal a novel protective mechanism in at-risk individuals who remain healthy.

Study translates to humans a finding previously shown in lab animals that could lead to new therapy to use with statins or in place of them.

Any number of alterations to an individual’s genetic code has the potential to make a cell malfunction and proliferate into cancer tumors.

New on-demand webinar from AMSBIO.

Researchers at Kanazawa University have demonstrated a technique that allows direct functionalization of alkenes without the need for metallic reagents, photolysis or extreme reaction conditions.