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Image: The Aperio VERSA Scanner (Photo courtesy of Leica Biosystems).

Digital Scanner Optimized for Visible and Fluorescence Microscopy Applications

A new microscope scanner accessory designed to simplify digital pathology studies was introduced at a recent cancer research conference. More...
05 May 2015
Image: The FGF23 ELISA kit extends the existing line of Biomedica assays directed against chronic kidney disease (Photo courtesy of Biomedica Immunoassays).

New ELISA Kit Measures Chronic Kidney Disease Biomarker

A new ELISA kit has been released that is expected to become a valuable tool for researchers investigating new biomarkers that could improve prediction of chronic kidney disease (CKD) progression, as well as discovery of new drug targets. More...
05 May 2015
Image: Tagged therapeutic stem cells (green) are targeting breast cancer metastases (red) in the brain of a mouse model (Photo courtesy of Dr. Khalid Shah, Massachusetts General Hospital).

Novel Stem Cell Therapy Eliminates Brain Tumors in Mouse Model

Cancer researchers have developed a novel stem cell therapeutic approach for treating breast cancer that has spread to the brain. More...
04 May 2015
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New Kit Purifies RNA from Very Small Samples

A new kit for RNA purification prior to microarray analysis was designed specifically for small samples and for particularly difficult to isolate targets such as subpopulations of cells within larger samples like those found in heterogeneous solid tumors or hematologic malignancies.  More...
29 Apr 2015
Image: BLAST drives nanoparticles, enzymes, antibodies, and bacteria into cells at the rate of 100,000 cells per minute—significantly faster than current technology (Photo courtesy of UCLA - University of California, Los Angeles).

Laser-Based Tool Injects Nanoparticles and Macromolecules into Cells with Minimal Damage

Cell biologists have developed a laser-based tool that is capable of injecting large objects such as nanoparticles, bacteria, or macromolecules into cells at a speed much greater than allowed by current technologies.  More...
29 Apr 2015
Image: Cytotoxic T-cells stained to show the LEM protein (Photo courtesy of Imperial College London).

Recently Identified Protein Stimulates Expansion of Protective T-cell Population

A team of British cancer researchers has identified a protein that helps the immune system ward off cancer by promoting the rapid expansion of the population of protective CD8+ T-cells.  More...
28 Apr 2015
Image: Optical micrograph of human cells (green) impaled on the nanoneedles (orange). The nanoneedles have injected DNA into the cells’ nuclei (blue) (Photo courtesy of Imperial College London).

New Nano Technique Rapidly Inserts Nucleic Acids into Cells

Researchers have unveiled a novel technique for inserting nucleic acids into cells that is based on biodegradable silicon-based "nanoneedles."  More...
27 Apr 2015
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