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Targeting cancer's Achilles' heelCancer is a disease caused by gene faults and increasingly, researchers are working out how to use these faults to our advantage to fight the disease...
Bacterial fingerprint: a new way to catch crooksScientists have found a new way to track down criminals - using the unique collections of bacteria they leave behind on things they touch.
Gene switch technique shows promise in clinical trialsRNAi is a powerful technique used to switch off DNA polymerases in cancer cells grown in the lab. But until now we haven't seen that it can work in humans. Now research published in the journal Nature shows the first inklings that we might be able to get RNAi to work in patients......
Turning mosquitoes into flying vaccinesScientists have found a way to use mosquitoes as mobile vaccinating machines! |
Preventing Alzheimers Disease in Fruit FliesLeila Luheshi explains how a binding protein could be used to prevent the build up of the toxic proteins that cause Alzheimers disease... |
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