Common Baker’s Yeast Used to Detect Fungal Pathogens – Voice of America
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Common Baker’s Yeast Used to Detect Fungal Pathogens
Voice of America Diagnosing fungal infections, which kill 2 million people each year and cost global agriculture more than $60 billion annually, is a complex, expensive procedure; but, synthetic biology researchers found a way to replace the specialized equipment with … |
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Common Baker’s Yeast Used to Detect Fungal Pathogens
Voice of America Diagnosing fungal infections, which kill 2 million people each year and cost global agriculture more than $60 billion annually, is a complex, expensive procedure; but, synthetic biology researchers found a way to replace the specialized equipment with … |
Guardian (blog) |
Stem cell therapies breaking barriers
Guardian (blog) STEM CELL THERAPIES BREAKING BARRIERS…Physicians all over the world are increasingly employing stem cell therapies for the treatment of chronic diseases including hypertension, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, neurological disorders, asthma, … 3D cell culture market Size is projected to be around $1.8 billion by 2025:Medgadget (blog) |
WKYC-TV |
Risking her life to save it: Local woman tries stem cell transplant to control MS
WKYC-TV Her motivation to try an experimental stem cell transplant to control her multiple sclerosis? Her 18-month-old son Camden and husband Jeff. “I understand that there is an extreme risk, but if the medication is not working for me I cannot just slowly … Stem cell therapies breaking barriersGuardian (blog) |
The Conversation AU |
Speaking with: Professor Peter Koopman on CRISPR and the power of genome editing
The Conversation AU The University of Melbourne’s William Isdale spoke with Professor Peter Koopman from the University of Queensland about his research into CRISPR and the possibilities it could offer to future generations, as well as those suffering from genetic … |
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Bringing bacteria’s defense into focus — ScienceDaily
Science Daily By taking a series of near-atomic resolution snapshots, scientists have observed step-by-step how bacteria defend against foreign invaders such as … |