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Image: Structure of a typical neuron dendrite (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Protein That Causes Damage in Early Brain Development Linked to Schizophrenia

Overexpression of a protein encoded by a susceptibility gene for schizophrenia was found to cause defective cortical patterning, which results in pathological structural changes in the developing brain.  More...
01 Dec 2014

Mass Spectrometry Imaging Used to Process Biologic “Big Data”

The vast amounts of data that are generated by the latest scientific instruments are leading to significant scientific discoveries, but only when scientists can effectively process that data. Big data represents both an opportunity and a challenge for scientists. This is especially the case for analytic scientists studying biologic materials using a fairly new technique known as mass spectrometry imaging. Help has arrived from a recent project, however, called Computis, which has a range of new tools for effectively processing MSI data.   More...
01 Dec 2014
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New Photodetector Boasts Superior Characteristics for Single Molecule Detection

A novel hybrid photodetector with superior characteristics for single molecule detection and other advanced microscopy applications is now available for biotechnology and other life science laboratories.  More...
30 Nov 2014

Blocking the Thromboxane Receptor Prevents Alzheimer's Disease in Mouse Model

A recent study carried out on a transgenic mouse model of Alzheimer's disease identified the thromboxane receptor as an active contributor to the development of the disease and a feasible target for drugs to treat it.  More...
30 Nov 2014
Image: A 3-dimensional picture reveals how the antibodies in the experimental drug Zmapp bind to Ebola virus (Photo courtesy of the Scripps Research Institute).

Electron Microscope Imaging Shows How Experimental Anti-Ebola Drug Works

Electron microscope imaging has revealed how the experimental drug ZMapp binds to the Ebolavirus and provides insights into how the drug prevents growth of the pathogen.  More...
26 Nov 2014
Image: The Human Protein Atlas is tissue-based map of the human proteome (Photo courtesy of the Human Protein Atlas).

Open Source Tissue-Based Map of the Human Proteome Launched

Constructed with 13 million annotated images, an interactive database has been created to show the distribution of proteins in all major tissues and organs of the human body.  More...
25 Nov 2014

Brown Fat Hormone Signaling Prevents Obesity by Modulating Liver Lipid Metabolism

A hormone produced by brown adipose tissue has been determined to modulate the activity of liver cells that metabolize sugar into fats and is apparently linked to the development of metabolic disorders such as type II diabetes, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, and obesity.  More...
25 Nov 2014
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