New gene transfer rules could help prevent spread of antibiotic resistance
Bacteria exchange genes easily, but a newly discovered set of rules that regulate these exchanges could help us to prevent the spread of ...
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Showing posts with label Chemistry. Show all posts
Tiny sensor may have big impact in tackling cancer, cystic fibrosis
A low pH level has been linked to ischemia, cancer and cystic fibrosis says Xiao-an Zhang. Credit: Ken Jones A new sensor developed at ...
Researchers create powerful pseudomagnetic fields in graphene
Illustration shows how applying a simple stretch to a specifically shaped sheet of graphene creates a stable and controllable pseudomagnet...
Finding new uses for old enzymes
A collaboration between the University of Cambridge and MedImmune, the global biologics research and development arm of AstraZeneca, has l...
Chemical engineers figure out how to make vaccines faster
BYU Chemical Engineering Associate Professor Bradley Bundy. Credit: Mark A. Philbrick Researchers at Brigham Young University have dev...
Why a new transparent conducting material is sorely needed for touch screens
With reserves of indium tin oxide running low, what will replace it as the leader in transparent conducting materials? Credit: B Zedan/Fl...
Vitamin A deficiency may be involved in type 2 diabetes
Vitamin A-deficient mice develop hyperglycemia (upper left) and reductions in insulin (upper middle) due to destruction of insulin-produc...
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