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Decoding the synaptic changes of remembering and forgetting

Decoding the synaptic changes of remembering and forgetting

It's a common expression to say your brain is full, but now synaptic changes shows remembering and forgetting can be based on the brain...
CRISPR-Cas9 mutations: prediction tool for gene editing

CRISPR-Cas9 mutations: prediction tool for gene editing

The largest study of CRISPR-Cas9 mutations to date has developed a method to predict the exact mutations CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing can introduce to a...
Have medical studies found a way to reverse ageing?

Have medical studies found a way to reverse ageing?

Research data from human medical studies combined with analytical approaches from physics offer a whole new concept to understand and maybe even reverse ageing. Ageing...
Treating septic shock: Wellington and HBM invest millions in Adrenomed

Treating septic shock: Wellington and HBM invest millions in Adrenomed

Vascular integrity company, Adrenomed, announces the closing of a €24m financing led by top-tier investors Wellington and HBM, potentially being one step closer to...
Removing toxic mercury from contaminated water supply

Have we found a new way of removing toxic mercury from contaminated water supply?

Contaminated water supply is a major cause of environmental damage and health problems worldwide, but researchers present a new way of removing toxic mercury. Water...
Medical benefits of cannabis may be less effective than the liverwort plant

Medical benefits of cannabis may be less effective than the liverwort plant

For the first time researchers have found that the substance found in the liverwort plant could have the medical benefits of cannabis, and perhaps...
Chemical modification of paper for analytical devices

Chemical modification of paper for analytical devices

Find out how light-based chemical modification protocols of paper are paving the way for paper microfluidics and lateral flow assays. Paper-based microfluidics and lateral flow...
Nanobots in medicine: the key to fighting chronic diseases with nanomedicine

Nanobots in medicine: the key to fighting chronic diseases with nanomedicine

The emerging technology of nanobots in medicine offers better chances of exploiting nanomedicine to fight chronic diseases such as cancer. Nanomedicine is a domain of...
Are Mycoplasma bacteria sneaking past our line of defence?

Are Mycoplasma bacteria sneaking past our line of defence?

New research reveals that Mycoplasma bacteria make DNA in a unique way that may protect them from our immune response. Researchers from Stockholm University, Sweden,...

Tanycytes: the cells that control body weight and energy balance

New €10m grant funded by the European Research Council set to fund research project delving more into the knowledge regarding tanycytes. Having been awarded with...
New wireless device can assist patients with breast cancer recovery

New wireless device can assist patients with breast cancer recovery

Studies of a new wireless device has demonstrated early warning of the potential failure of breast reconstruction surgery, assisting patients with breast cancer recovery. Funded...
Diagnostic tools and therapies to be developed by new Horizon 2020 projects

Diagnostic tools and therapies to be developed by new Horizon 2020 projects

New Horizon 2020 projects set to collaboratively research and develop innovative diagnostic tools and therapies for rare diseases. Almost a dozen new collaborative research and...
Advanced pancreatic cancer: is killer cell-based immunotherapy a potential cure?

Advanced pancreatic cancer: is killer cell-based immunotherapy a potential cure?

New cell-based immunotherapy research led to the eradication of advanced pancreatic cancer cells, including cancer cells that had already spread to the liver and...
Rare form of blindness could be treated by breakthrough gene therapy

Rare form of blindness could be treated by breakthrough gene therapy

The world’s first breakthrough gene therapy trial for choroideremia, a genetic cause of blindness, has had successful results. As reported in the Nature Medicine, the...
Success: effects of antibiotics in breast cancer clinical trial

Success: effects of antibiotics in breast cancer clinical trial

Scientist inspired by 8-year-old daughter found positive effects of antibiotics in a successful breast cancer clinical trial. In a breast cancer clinical trial, patients were...
The Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation to fund future research projects

The Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation to fund future research projects

22 revolutionary research projects are to receive SEK 640 Million (~€61.7 million) funding from the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation. With the aim of funding...
Proteins could be reassembled on command using a computer model

Proteins could be reassembled on command using a computer model

A computer model with a guided algorithm may help scientists find the precise spot to split proteins and then reassemble them to functionality. According to...
Revolutionary technology set to improve the lives of patients

Revolutionary technology set to improve the lives of patients

Following a government competition, revolutionary technology will be one step closer to transforming UK healthcare. Multiple businesses and academics across the UK are set to...
Johnson & Johnson: collaboration advancing novel vaccine development for MERS

Johnson & Johnson: collaboration advancing novel vaccine development for MERS

Johnson & Johnson announced today a new collaboration that will support novel vaccine development against Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV). Janssen Vaccines & Prevention...
Research uncovers new findings on oral chronic pain disorder

Research uncovers new findings on oral chronic pain disorder

Researchers are finally taking steps towards providing better diagnosis and treatment for the oral chronic pain disorder known as the Burning Mouth Syndrome (BMS). BMS...

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