Research team redefines the footprint of viral vector gene therapy
Building on a track record of developing adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors as a groundbreaking clinical tool for gene therapy and […]
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A newly described form of stress called chromatin architectural defect, or chromatin stress, triggers in cells a response that leads […] A drug with three active ingredients that are released in sequence at specific times: Thanks to the work of a […] Patients with type 1 diabetes have to regularly inject themselves with insulin, a hormone that helps their cells absorb glucose […] Infertility — the failure to conceive after a year of unprotected intercourse — affects one in every six couples worldwide, […] Natural products, or their close derivatives, make some of our most potent medicines, among which macrocycles with their large carbon-rich […] A new study from BC Children’s Hospital, the University of British Columbia (UBC) and an international team of researchers published […] Scientists have captured the first “snapshot” of two proteins involved in delivering a bacterial stress-response master regulator to the cell’s […] A host protein called Serum Amyloid A (Saa) is a major factor mediating the effects of the microbiota on the […] Not every embryo contains 46 perfect chromosomes. Some have more, others have fewer. The result is a common abnormality known […]
A moderate dose of novel form of stress promotes longevity
Artificial DNA can control release of active ingredients from drugs
Chemists discover structure of glucagon fibrils
Discovery of new genetic causes of male infertility: Will lead to better diagnosis and treatment
Learning from nature’s bounty: New libraries for drug discovery
Cause of rare genetic metabolic disorder
Scientists capture a ‘snapshot’ of bacterial stress-response regulator’s ‘recycling truck’: The stress-response master regulator is important for antibiotic resistance, ability for bacteria to cause disease
How the microbiota controls neutrophil activity
Are mosaic embryos the ‘dark horse’ of IVF? Study in nonhuman primates gives new hope to people seeking infertility treatment; abnormal embryos can result in successful in vitro fertilization