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BioResearch

Image: Computer artwork of a chromosomal aberration, with the chromosome at left showing an extra portion of chromatid attached to it - shown at lower center (photo courtesy of Hybrid Medical Animation).

Digital Holographic Microscopy Reveals How Cancer Cells Gain Extra Chromosomes

Cell biologists have used digital holographic microscopy to show how abnormal distribution of chromosomes takes place in some types of cancer cells. More...
22 Nov 2010

Understanding How Liver Cells Die May Lead to Prevention of Acetaminophen Poisoning

Researchers have used populations of normal and starved mice to study the molecular mechanisms that underlie acetaminophen's toxic effect on liver cells. More...
22 Nov 2010

Some Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer Patients May Benefit from Targeted Drug Therapy

Treatment with the anaplastic lymphoma kinase inhibiting drug crizotinib was found in a clinical trial to slow or even stop the growth of non-small-cell lung cancer. More...
22 Nov 2010

Liver Selenoprotein Linked to Insulin Resistance

Results presented in a recent publication link the liver-derived secretory protein selenoprotein P to the development of insulin resistance, which characterizes type II diabetes. More...
18 Nov 2010

Better Biosensors Made with Electron Density Waves

Optofluidic plasmonics has the potential for a new way to detect and analyze biologic molecules for drug discovery, medical diagnostics, and the detection of biochemical weapons. More...
18 Nov 2010

Beagle Supercomputer to Help Provide Transformational Innovations in Biomedical Research

A new supercomputer has been developed for biomedical simulation and data analysis. More...
18 Nov 2010

Neutralizing Antibody Immobilizes West Nile Fever Virus Shell Proteins

Recently obtained cryoelectron microscope data has revealed how a human antibody binds to and neutralizes the virus that causes West Nile fever. More...
17 Nov 2010
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