Sounding the alarm when things are fishy
31 December 2019A*STAR researchers uncover how bacteria and the immune system generate alarm behavior in fish.
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Building better superalloys with AI
31 December 2019Machine learning could pave the way for the creation of novel alloys for a range of practical applications, say scientists at A*STAR.
Detecting illegal assemblies in cancer cells
31 December 2019A*STAR scientists have developed a method to measure crucial protein-protein interactions in cancer cells, with implications for drug design and discovery.
Protein-protein interactions made visible
20 December 2019A*STAR researchers have turned a bacterial protein into a biosensor that can be used to visualize interactions between proteins.
A new dimension to studying malaria
20 December 2019A three-dimensional liver organoid model for studying dormant malaria parasites may pave the way for better antimalarial drugs.
Enhancing the immune response to fungal infections
20 December 2019A*STAR scientists have found a way to boost the activity of neutrophils, a subset of immune cells, against disease-causing fungi.
Weaponizing stem cells in the war on diabetes
11 December 2019From replacing the insulin producing cells of the body, to serving as genetic and drug screening platforms, stem cells could change the landscape of available treatments for diabetes.
Flow simulations made simple and stable
11 December 2019Factoring in the conservation of mass makes simulations of two-phase flows more stable and accurate.
Mind over matter for stroke rehabilitation
11 December 2019Mental practice of upper limb movement and visual feedback could help improve physical rehabilitation among stroke patients.
Brushing oil away
11 December 2019A thin film of water forms over surfaces coated with charged polymers, resulting in super-repellent materials with self-cleaning properties.
Scaling up for success
29 November 2019If cell-based therapies are to make it to the clinic, methods to grow stem cells in vast quantities will need to be developed. Here’s how A*STAR scientists are tackling the challenge of manufacturing stem cells at scale.
Sweet serendipity unveils anticancer strategy
29 November 2019A better understanding of the way sugar units are attached to the surface proteins of cancer cells may help to improve targeted cancer treatments, A*STAR scientists say.
The rediscovered origin of an immune cell subtype
29 November 2019By mapping the development trajectory of immune precursor cells, A*STAR scientists showed that plasmacytoid dendritic cells were incorrectly classified in the immune ‘family tree.’
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