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Replicating the biosynthetic pathways in plants for the production of useful compounds
Toshiya MuranakaSenior Visiting ScientistMetabolic Diversity Research TeamMetabolic Function Research GroupRIKEN Plant Science CenterPlants biosynthesize a wide variety of comp...
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Read moreSimple blood test proves powerful ally in the fight against malaria
The RDT procedure is based on a simple blood test and, according to the results, helps to ensure that a greater number of patients receive the right treatment at no extra cost for the healthcare servi...
Health and Medicine | Read moreNew theory on largest known mass extinction in the history of the earth
The team of researchers from Russia, Austria, South Africa and Germany investigated whether a process that has been taking place since primordial times on earth could have led to global mass extinctio...
Earth Sciences | Read moreNew mobile telephony services
The LOMS platform and open-source tools, together with new intermediaries, give service providers the opportunity of easily generating specialised localized services for their mobile phone clients, as...
Communications Media | Read moreNew technologies gearing up to meet rising demand for vital malaria drugs
With renewed efforts to eradicate malaria – a disease which kills up to one million people every year, most of them young children – the global demand for antimalarials is set to increase dramatically...
Life Sciences | Read moreCo-operation and synergy marks out road ahead for European software research
The event from 21 to 23 October brought together the ITEA 2 EUREKA Cluster for software-intensive systems and services and ARTEMISIA the Association for R&D actors in Advanced Research & Technology fo...
Information Technology | Read moreDelaying evolution of drug resistance in malaria parasite possible
David Smith, associate director of disease ecology at UF's Emerging Pathogens Institute, said the study will guide scientists and policy makers in extending the longevity of current artemisinin-b...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreChina’s anti-malaria medicine producers face market collapse
Yet a glut of the compound has now saturated the market to such a degree that prices have plummeted, forcing Chinese drug manufacturers out of business.Artemisinin is extracted from the sweet ...
Life Sciences | Read moreResearchers build new model of bio-exploration in central Asia
The Global Institute for Bio-Exploration, a joint initiative of the University of Illinois and Rutgers University, has become a model of sustainable, non-exploitive research in the developing world....
Life Sciences | Read moreStudy of African traditional medicine will begin world-first clinical trial
Described as a hotspot of botanical diversity, there are more than 20,000 indigenous plant species in South Africa. Several thousand of them are used by traditional healers every day in that country f...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreGreen technology to boost production of malaria ‘wonder drug’
Since it was first extracted from the herb Sweet Wormwood (Artemisia annua) by Chinese scientists in the 1980s, artemisinin has proven to be a potent anti-malarial treatment. Most patients tre...
Life Sciences | Read moreMajor advance in the treatment of severe malaria in our region
A drug derived from an ancient Chinese herb has been shown to reduce the risk of death from severe malaria by a third, potentially saving hundreds of thousands of lives in nations on our...
Health and Medicine | Read moreNew Compounds Show Promise in Fighting Malaria and Cancer
Using an ancient Chinese folk remedy as a model, researchers at The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore have designed several new compounds that, in early testing, promise to be bo...
Health and Medicine | Read moreNew WHO guidelines to promote proper use of alternative medicines
Adverse drug reactions to alternative medicines have more than doubled in three years Since traditional, complementary and alternative medicines remain largely unregulated, co...
Health and Medicine | Read moreYeast, wormwood & bacterial genes combine in microbial factory to make antimalarial drug
By combining genes from three separate organisms into a single bacterial factory, University of California, Berkeley, chemical engineers have developed a simpler, less expensive way to make an ...
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