28.2.2007 | Press monitoring
A microRNA directly regulates a gene implicated in human cancers, researchers from Whitehead Institute and Massachusetts Institute of Technology report in the February 22nd online issue of Science.
27.2.2007 | Press monitoring
Over the past two years, researchers have demonstrated repeatedly that certain types of carbon nanotubes are among the most effective materials known for transporting proteins, genes, and drug molecules across the cell membrane.
27.2.2007 | Press monitoring
Every day for 10 years, a seemingly heart-healthy 53-year-old woman experienced rapid and irregular heartbeats. She had no personal or family history of hypertension or hyperthyroidism.
26.2.2007 | Press monitoring
Like any good mother cow, she scampered around the pen, doing her best to stay between her calf and curious visitors. The odd thing was that the "mother" was a black-and-white Holstein, but her calf was a stocky, reddish-brown Texas Longhorn.
25.2.2007 | Press monitoring
Breakthrough could lead to revolutionary advances in the fight against neurodegenerative diseases.
24.2.2007 | Press monitoring
Using a biochemical version of a computer chip, a team led by Johns Hopkins researchers has solved a long-standing mystery related to the mating habits of yeast cells.
23.2.2007 | Press monitoring
A Centrally-aided research project of the Calicut University Zoology department has made a path-breaking feat in the field of genetic engineering and cloning, which can have a tremendous impact in the export of prawns, the country’s major source of foreign exchange.
23.2.2007 | Press monitoring
A new, ultraslim silicon film may be just the thing for filtering molecules of different sizes, such as the waste products removed during kidney dialysis.
22.2.2007 | Press monitoring
A promising approach to gene therapy involves short DNA fragments (interfering RNA) that bind to specific genes and block their "translation" into the corresponding, disease-related protein.
22.2.2007 | Press monitoring
A biological phenomenon called RNA interference could be an effective gene therapy technique. RNAi gene therapy has been used to effectively shut down the viruses that cause hepatitis and HIV in mice.
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