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New Imaging Technique Identifies Early Cervical Cancer

The pilot study, funded by Cancer Research UK, found the new imaging technology identified small tumours, reducing the need for radical surgery which could…

Studies and Analyses

Breakthrough TB Test Identifies Patients at Risk

Around a third of the world’s population is infected with the TB bacteria and approximately 9 million new cases of active TB are diagnosed around the world…

Life & Chemistry

The genetic explanation for moles’ poor eyesight

New research, published in the open access journal BMC Biology, features a detailed anatomical and genetic examination of the changes that result from living…

Environmental Conservation

Mercury Pollution Harms Harbour Seals’ Immune System

Research published in BioMed Central’s open access journal Environmental Health shows that MeHg harms T-lymphocytes, key cells in a seal’s immune system….

Life & Chemistry

European Tree Frog’s Unique Sexual Differentiation Unveiled

The European tree frog (Hyla arborea) possesses a genetic system of sexual differentiation that developed only two or three million years ago.By way of…

Health & Medicine

Education Protects Against Pre-Alzheimer’s Memory Loss

The study involved 242 people with Alzheimer’s disease, 72 people with mild cognitive impairment, and 144 people with no memory problems. Mild cognitive…

Studies and Analyses

Exercise’s Role in Stroke Prevention: Key Research Insights

Researchers reviewed the medical records of 265 people with an average age of 68 who had a stroke and were able to walk on their own. Other stroke risk factors…

Environmental Conservation

Clean Energy Breakthrough: Biomass Innovations Explored

That was one of the important questions Wolverine Power Cooperative asked Michigan Technological University professor Robert Froese and colleagues regarding…

Life & Chemistry

Gut Bacteria Waste: A Key to Weight Management Insights

When activated, the molecule slows the movement of food through the intestine, allowing the animal to absorb more nutrients and thus gain weight. Without this…

Life & Chemistry

Marking Folded Proteins for Basic Alzheimer’s Studies

The new technique should allow labeling of correctly folded proteins in a living cell or similar natural environment to study the origins of protein-misfolding…

Life & Chemistry

Reprogramming Keratinocytes: Breakthrough from Salk Institute

Now, a team of researchers led by Juan Carlos Izpisúa Belmonte at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, succeeded in boosting the reprogramming efficiency…

Technology Offerings

New Appliance for Monitoring Wet Chemical Etch Activation

A novel appliance for monitoring of wet chemical etch activation was developed at Saarland University. A desired final point of the etch activation (etch stop)…

Technology Offerings

Innovative Apparatus Detects Fog Types and Visibility Levels

So far, there is no differentiation between fog types available at the automatic stations. Solely visibility can be determined.

The <b>considerable…

Technology Offerings

New Method for Producing Dental Implants at Saarland University

At the Ceramic Institute of Saarland University a new method was developed to produce a pivot tooth which realises the adaptation of the E modulus of the bone…

Technology Offerings

New Lysis Catheter Enhances Targeted Thrombus Treatment

A novel lysis catheter was developed, which facilitates the delivery of a lysis substance locally into the thrombus. Due to the two long hollow bodies…

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Myrtucommulone Synthesis: Unlocking New Medicinal Potential

For examining the pharmacological characteristics of myrtucommulone A more precisely and making it available for medication it was searched for a synthetic…

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