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Obesity

High-fat diet linked to skin conditions

15 May 2018

A high-fat diet may worsen inflammatory skin conditions such as psoriasis

Differentiation

Monocytes in the mix

15 May 2018

Understanding how monocyte cells generate specialized immune system cells may help target immunity against cancer

Sub-cycle Pulses

New approach to generating ultrashort pulses

15 May 2018

Extremely short mid-infrared laser pulses will help scientists explore ultrafast processes in atoms

Oligomer

Lignin’s strengths in smaller packages

15 May 2018

Adapted polymer offers plant-based protection from the Sun’s harmful rays

Liver

Newly identified cells in liver protection role

15 May 2018

A subset of immune cells in the liver shields it from bacteria in the gut

Cancer

A sustainable source of natural killers

15 May 2018

Generating large numbers of universal immune cells could transform cancer immunotherapy

Cancer

Pinpointing cancer drivers

1 May 2018

A consensus-based computational approach improves prediction of gene mutations linked to cancer

A*STAR Bioinformatics Institute (A*STAR BII)

Engineering a safer antibody drug

1 May 2018

By taking advantage of the body’s natural diversity, antibody drugs can be made less toxic by having a more localized effect

Aging

Glaring lessons on skin aging

1 May 2018

A protein can be used to measure the aging effect of sun exposure on skin cells

Gut Microbiome

Gut bacteria affect the brain, even in the womb

1 May 2018

The effect of gut microbes on the mouse brain depends on both sex and stage of development

Data Storage Institute (DSI)

Measurements through entanglement

1 May 2018

The extremely short relaxation times of atoms can be measured by using quantum-entangled photons

A*STAR Singapore Immunology Network (A*STAR SIgN)

Understanding individual immune responses

1 May 2018

A technique that identifies and characterizes different immune cell groups in individual patients could revolutionize cancer treatments

Cancer

Relocated enzymes make cancer more mobile

18 April 2018

Relocation of enzymes involved in protein modification makes it easier for cancer to spread

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