Genistein, a component of soy foods, may suppress the development of breast cancer
Genistein, a component of soy foods, may suppress the development of breast cancer by protecting BRCA1...
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FT4 hormone levels associated with coronary artery disease and death
Researchers have indicated that high levels of a thyroid hormone FT4, are associated with coronary artery disease...
Computational analysis reveals novel cancer genes
Statistical model pinpoints 27 novel genes thought to prevent cancer from forming...
Cryo-electron microscopy used to identify CPF protein structure
Researchers have used cryo-electron microscopy to solve the structure of a protein complex critical for gene expression...
Modulating FAP may impede pancreatic cancer
Researchers offer a promising target for future therapies that could potentially root out well-hidden metastatic cancer lesions...
Charles River announces expansion of in vitro oncology services
Partnership with InSphero provides additional 3D solutions...
gp120 protein shows promise in HIV vaccine design
Researchers have developed a vaccine candidate that spurs animals to produce antibodies against protective sugars of multiple HIV strains...
KSRP discovery gives a potential therapeutic target to combat trypanosomes
Researchers have discovered a new potential therapeutic target – located in the ribosome – to combat trypanosomes parasites...
Mature B lymphocytes accelerate the healing of acute and chronic wounds
Direct application of immune cells speeds and improves healing of acute and chronic wounds in animal models...
TP53 gene mutations may help catch ovarian cancer
Screening for tumour cells in the fallopian tubes may help detect the cancer years before it develops further...
NIH study identifies new targets for anti-malaria drugs
Researchers have sought to uncover the role of plasmepsins IX and X, produced by P. falciparum for metabolic processes...
CRISPR engineered to edit single RNA letters
New 'REPAIR' system edits RNA, rather than DNA, without permanently affecting the genome...
Declines in plasticity reveal promising targets for Alzheimer’s disease
Brain changes linked to memory loss may provide a new focus for exploring ways to treat or prevent dementia...
Fluorescent imaging with cetuximab safely used in glioblastoma patients
Antibody-based infrared fluorescent imaging can specifically distinguish cancer from normal tissue in patients with glioblastoma...
NOX4 mechanism identified as a culprit in kidney cancer evolution
Researchers have identified the molecular mechanism that causes kidney cancer to resist drug treatment...
