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Molecular Pathway Linked to Lung Tissue Repair

Cell biologists seeking to develop therapies for lung-tissue repair have traced a molecular pathway that expands the population of immature stem cells and stimulates them to differentiate into mature lung tissue cells. More...
24 Jun 2008

Microwave Chip Technology may Replace X-Rays for Medical Imaging

Microwaves with frequencies from a few hundred GHz up to slightly over one THz penetrate just a short distance into surfaces without the ionizing damage caused by X-rays. More...
23 Jun 2008

Small Molecule Triggers Nerve Cell Differentiation

A recent publication described the discovery of a small molecule that could stimulate cultures of stem cells to differentiate into nerve cells. More...
23 Jun 2008

Carbon Nanotubes Linked to Monoclonal Antibodies for Targeted Chemotherapy

Cancer researchers have upgraded the "magic bullet” approach to chemotherapy by combining specific anti-cancer monoclonal antibodies with carbon nanotubes that heat up when exposed to near infrared light. More...
23 Jun 2008

Synthetic Cocoa Compound Is Potent Anti-cancer Agent

Cancer researchers have synthesized a chemical substance normally found in cocoa and demonstrated that it has potent chemotherapeutic potential against certain types of tumor cells. More...
23 Jun 2008

Molecular Evidence Confirms Anti-inflammatory Action of Pomegranate Juice

Researchers have found molecular evidence confirming that drinking pomegranate juice has beneficial anti-inflammatory action.
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23 Jun 2008
Image: The Cell Force sensor, designed for identification of somatic cells, and future diagnosis facilitation of diseases or healing process assessment (Photo courtesy of the Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Engineering IOF).

Human Somatic Cells Identified by Their Locomotion Pattern

A novel sensor will enable human somatic cells to be identified based on their characteristic locomotion pattern. More...
19 Jun 2008
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