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Researchers created a microbial encapsulation technique for therapeutic bacteria that can conceal them from immune systems, allowing them to access tumors more effectively and destroy cancer cells in mice. Columbia

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A New Approach for Producing Capable New Sulphur-based Medications

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Scientists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have surmounted a major technological obstacle in developing new sulphur-based medications, opening the door to the development

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Structure of Proteins reveals information on Drug Resistance Mechanisms

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Chemists have found the structure of a protein capable of pumping harmful chemicals out of bacterial cells. Knowing this structure could lead to the development

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Researchers Reengineer Red Blood Cells to Activate the Immune System in the Fight Against COVID-19

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McMaster University physicists, chemists, and immunologists collaborated to change red blood cells to transport viral agents that can safely trigger the immune system to protect the body against SARS-CoV-2, resulting

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Decoding Epigenetic Pathways for Parent-specific Genetic Activation

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Hereditary disorders, as well as malignancies and cardiovascular diseases, may be linked to a condition known as genomic imprinting, in which only the maternally or

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Stem Cell Signaling: Differentiation Information is Encrypted by Molecular Morse Code in Stem Cells

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Is it better to divide, differentiate, or die? Making the appropriate decisions at the proper time and place is what characterizes a cell's activity, and

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Animals Have Discovered a New DNA Modification System that was Discovered in Bacteria 60 Million Years Ago

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Your DNA contains the blueprint for your body's construction, but it's a living document: Epigenetic markings can be used to make changes to the design. Epigenetic markings are changes to

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Harmful Gut Bacteria may be More Important than Beneficial Gut Bacteria for Cancer Patients Receiving Immunotherapy

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Melanoma patients who are getting therapy to help their immune system kill cancer cells respond to it differently depending on the sorts of microbes in

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Pharmacologist Proposes a Strategy to Address Inequities in Medicine Design

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Lack of access to medicines produces a cascade of anguish and suffering, from no relief for a child's terrible earache to mothers bleeding to death

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Scientists Discover New Genus and Species of Legume that are thought to be Extinct

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The flowers of Salpinganthium hispaniolanum were discovered in several amber lumps recovered from an amber mine in the Dominican Republic's mountains. The new species represents a new genus and is