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Common herbicide compound may save millions of lives

10.05-2018 Health News Comments Off on Common herbicide compound may save millions of lives

Nanoparticles in our environment may have more harmful effects than we think

08.21-2018 Health News Comments Off on Nanoparticles in our environment may have more harmful effects than we think

Homogeneous BTK occupancy assay

07.18-2018 Health News Comments Off on Homogeneous BTK occupancy assay

Test tube artificial neural network recognizes ‘molecular handwriting’

07.06-2018 Health News Comments Off on Test tube artificial neural network recognizes ‘molecular handwriting’

Camouflaged nanoparticles used to deliver killer protein to cancer

06.17-2018 Health News Comments Off on Camouflaged nanoparticles used to deliver killer protein to cancer

Regenerative bandage accelerates healing in diabetic wounds: Shape-conforming hydrogel leverages the body’s own healing mechanisms rather than releasing drugs or biologics

06.12-2018 Health News Comments Off on Regenerative bandage accelerates healing in diabetic wounds: Shape-conforming hydrogel leverages the body’s own healing mechanisms rather than releasing drugs or biologics

Gene editing just got easier

06.09-2018 Health News Comments Off on Gene editing just got easier

First 3D-printed human corneas

05.31-2018 Health News Comments Off on First 3D-printed human corneas

Programming synthetic molecular codes to turn genes ‘on’: Scientists developed a biomimetic epigenetic code that can activate genes on demand to treat disease

05.25-2018 Health News Comments Off on Programming synthetic molecular codes to turn genes ‘on’: Scientists developed a biomimetic epigenetic code that can activate genes on demand to treat disease

Chemists synthesize millions of proteins not found in nature: New technology could lead to development of novel ‘xenoprotein’ drugs against infectious diseases

05.22-2018 Health News Comments Off on Chemists synthesize millions of proteins not found in nature: New technology could lead to development of novel ‘xenoprotein’ drugs against infectious diseases

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