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Research Data Declines Rapidly with Article age

A new study reveals that the vast majority of raw data from old studies is missing, making the reproducibility of results, a cornerstone of science, unavailable.  More...
30 Dec 2013
Image: Microscope images of the worm-like, rod-like, micelle- and vesicle-shaped nanoparticles (Photo courtesy of University of New South Wales, Australia).

Worm-Like Nanoparticles Used to Kill Breast Cancer Cells

Cylinder-shaped nanoparticles have been shown to be seven times more lethal than traditional spherical ones when delivering drugs to breast cancer cells, an international team of researchers has discovered.   More...
26 Dec 2013

European Partners to Seek New Approaches for Dealing with Colorectal Cancer

A European research project is directed at finding new diagnostic and therapeutic tools to better find and treat patients with colorectal cancer.  More...
26 Dec 2013
Image: Interlocking DNA bricks create a three-dimensional molecular canvas. Each canvas is composed of many oligonucleotides, or DNA bricks, that have four consecutive eight nucleotide domains. The bricks assemble at right angles to other interlocking bricks, using standard A-T and G-C base pairing (Photo courtesy of Integrated DNA Technologies).

DNA Bricks Have Potential Applications in Several Nanotech and Biotech Fields

Researchers have been exploiting the unique physical properties of DNA in order to develop applications not related to its role in storing genetic information.  More...
25 Dec 2013
Image: A breast tumor (blue) uses leader cells (green) to invade muscle tissue (red) in a mouse (Photo courtesy of Dr. Kevin Cheung, Cell).

Breast Cancer Metastasis Depends on Expression of Leader Cell Protein

Cell biologists have identified a protein that they regard as a potential drug target in a unique class of breast cancer cells that lead the process of metastasis into surrounding tissues.   More...
24 Dec 2013
Image: Drugs called pharmacoperones can fix the problems that occur when proteins misfold (Photo courtesy of Idaho National Laboratory).

Pharmacoperone Treatment Restores Proper Function to Misfolded Proteins

A novel class of low molecular weight compounds has been identified that serves as a sort of scaffolding to restore the structure of misfolded proteins and allows the cell to return them to their site of normal activity.  More...
23 Dec 2013

Genetic Barcode Helping Make Sense of Deluge of Genetic Data

An enhanced internet research application is helping clinicians and cancer researchers make sense out of a flood of genetic data from close to 100,000 patients and more than 50,000 lab mice.   More...
23 Dec 2013
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