30.5.2008 | Press monitoring
According to findings of a new study published in Nature, tenacious brain tumours called glioblastomas could be easily beated using cytomegaloviruses, common viruses known from immunocompromised patients.
29.5.2008 | Press monitoring
Scientists may be one step closer to producing a specific targeted vaccine for killing cancer cells. UK researchers have pinpointed a protein on immune cells which they hope will help them harness the body's defences to attack a tumour.
28.5.2008 | Press monitoring
Replacing one amino acid on the surface of a virus that shepherds corrective genes into cells could be the breakthrough scientists have needed to make gene therapy a more viable option for treating genetic diseases such as hemophilia, University of Florida researchers say.
27.5.2008 | Press monitoring
Scientists from the Universidad de Lleida (University of Lleida) have published a study confirming that maize seeds are an effective and sure platform within molecular agriculture to alleviate diseases.
26.5.2008 | Press monitoring
The fungus Trichoderma reesei optimally breaks down plants into simple sugars, the basic components of ethanol.
25.5.2008 | Press monitoring
An hydrogel-based artificial cornea, which could restore the vision of more than 10 million blind people worldwide, is finally moving toward clinical reality.
24.5.2008 | Press monitoring
A new technology with research and clinical application including the early detection of disease has been invented and developed by University of Queensland researchers.
23.5.2008 | Press monitoring
Czechs are at the top of the list when it comes to cultivating genetically modified corn, Právo wrote on Thursday. Between 2005 and 2008, the amount of farmland devoted to GM corn has risen from 207 to 8,000 hectares, putting the Czech Republic in third place in Europe in terms of GM corn production, behind France and Spain...
22.5.2008 | Press monitoring
Biotech seed companies are behind a wave of patent claims on dozens of 'climate-ready' genes.
21.5.2008 | Press monitoring
Researchers in Massachusetts report for the first time that bacteria use a sense of touch in deciding where to form biofilms. Those colonies of microbes grow on medical implants and other devices and play a key role in the multi-billion-dollar-per-year problem of antibiotic resistant infections.
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