Keeping cell division in check
13 December 2016A protein that ensures correct chromosome segregation during cell division can lead to cancer if mutated
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Into the light
13 December 2016Modeling the fluorescence enhancing capabilities of materials paves the way for more sensitive biological and chemical tracking technologies
Children shrug off disease symptoms while still infectious
13 December 2016Mild symptoms could mean that children are bringing the mosquito-borne disease to the playground
Nurturing neurons
13 December 2016A strategy for efficiently converting stem cells to neurons offers a potent neurological research tool
Busting myths on tumor cell clusters
13 December 2016A surprising finding shows that some clusters of cells commonly found in the bloodstream of colorectal cancer patients are actually non-cancerous
Agoraphobic flies help studies on human angst
13 December 2016What anxious Drosophila can tell us about the future of anti-anxiety treatments
Revealing the blueprints
29 November 2016A sensitive DNA profiling technique could improve scientists’ approach to fighting cancer drug resistance
Small RNAs offer big hope for lung cancer treatment
29 November 2016A pair of microRNAs implicated in the spread of lung cancer could lead to new diagnostics and therapies
Anxiety over anxiety research
29 November 2016Researchers find evidence of shelved negative results in preclinical studies of anxiety
New tool to clean flow cytometry data
29 November 2016A more intuitive and efficient solution to get rid of anomalies in immunological studies
Mix and match lasers
29 November 2016Combining silicon with an optically active material enables tiny lasers compatible with industrial fabrication techniques
Potential asthma treatment worth its salt
29 November 2016Investigations into novel solid forms of the anti-inflammatory drug oxaprozin may lead to a new combined asthma therapy
Avoiding adverse reactions to medication
15 November 2016Singaporeans spend 48,000 extra days a year in hospital due to adverse drug reactions
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