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Life & Chemistry

New Growth Factor Discovery Boosts Cancer Research Potential

This discovery, published in today’s issue of Nature Cell Biology, opens up an entirely new landscape for research on breast and prostate cancer, among other…

Life & Chemistry

New Diagnostic Tools Enhance Shortness of Breath Evaluation

New biomarkers allow improved diagnosis of patients presenting shortness of breath. BACH study shows that MR-proANP adds additional information on standard of…

Automotive Engineering

New Dashboard Interface Connects Drivers to Car Insights

European research and the automotive industry have joined forces and developed a dashboard interface that can link and control the increasing information and…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Boosting Piglet Survival Rates: Solutions for Farmers

Farmers suffer an average of 20% mortality per litter of piglets, which represents both a significant animal welfare issue and economic loss to the farmer. On…

Life & Chemistry

Cholesterol Insights: Diet, Statins, and Genetic Factors

Genetic lipoprotein disorders are frequently seen in patients with premature coronary artery disease (CAD). An example of strong genetic predisposition is the…

Event News

Bridging the Gap in Coronary Heart Disease Prevention

Lifestyle and risk factor results clearly demonstrate a challenging gap between what is recommended in scientific guidelines and what is achieved in daily…

Transportation and Logistics

Heavy Truck Safety: Key Insights on Control During Bends

Writing in the International Journal of Vehicle Safety, the researchers explain that negotiating a bend is the main cause of loss of control, closely followed…

Awards Funding

Graphene Innovators Win Europhysics Prize for Breakthroughs

Professor Andre Geim FRS and Dr Kostya Noveselov of the Centre of Mesoscience and Nanotechnology have been awarded the prestigious Europhysics Prize for…

Life & Chemistry

Wolves Prefer Salmon Over Deer in New Study Findings

The study, published today in the open access journal BMC Ecology, shows that when salmon is available, wolves will reduce deer hunting activity and instead…

Technology Offerings

AQP5-SNPs – Functional genetic polymorphisms (SNPs) in the human AQP5 gene for numerous pharmacogenetic applications

Enclosed are new, functionally relevant single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in regulatory sequences of the human AQP5 gene which encodes a water channel…

Technology Offerings

PLA–Inhibitor (stoPLA) – New class of NSAIDs for oral and transdermal inflammation treatment

PLA2 enzymes exist as secreted forms and cytosolic forms. The cytosolic or cPLA2 enzymes appear to play a key role in the pathway leading to the formation of…

Technology Offerings

High-Resolution Measurement of Cell Signaling Dynamics

FRET basierte Biosensoren sind ein wichtiges Werkzeug, um die molekularen Dynamik der Makromoleküle zu verfolgen und Stoffwechselprodukte sowie Ionen in der…

Earth Sciences

Crystals Unlock Insights Into Volcanic Eruption Triggers

The team, from Durham University and the University of Leeds, studied crystal formation from a volcano, in Santorini, in Greece, to calculate the timescale…

Life & Chemistry

Caltech Study Reveals How Flies Outsmart Swatters

“Now I can finally answer,” says Dickinson, the Esther M. and Abe M. Zarem Professor of Bioengineering at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech).Using high-resolution, high-speed digital imaging of fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster) faced with a looming swatter, Dickinson and graduate student Gwyneth Card have determined the secret to a fly's evasive maneuvering. Long before the fly leaps, its tiny brain calculates the location of the impending threat, comes up with an escape plan, and places its legs in an optimal position to hop out of the way in the opposite direction. All of this action takes place within about 100 milliseconds after the fly first spots the swatter. …

Studies and Analyses

Teens and Vehicle Safety: The Seat Belt Dilemma

Injury prevention experts have long known that teens are less likely than other motorists to wear seat belts while driving. Now, researchers from the…

Earth Sciences

Yellowstone's Ancient Supervolcano: Only Lukewarm?

The geysers of Yellowstone National Park owe their eistence to the “Yellowstone hotspot”–a region of molten rock buried deep beneath Yellowstone, geologists…

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