Two-antibody cocktail could treat Ebola in one dose
A study has described a two-antibody cocktail medication that has been successful in vivo italics trials and could treat Ebola in one dose...
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Stem cell study optimises bone marrow transplants
A study has shown how stem cells that are transplanted act in a different way to those ordinarily present, without a transplant...
Drug sponge could minimise effects of cancer therapy
A drug 'sponge' could be the future method of soaking up excess drugs within the body after cancer treatments such as chemotherapy to prevent side effects...
Insights into controlling gene expression
A study has given insight into gene expression and could enable scientists to determine how certain RNAP inhibitors work within the body...
‘Activating’ the immune system against cancer
A study has found that the immune system can be harnessed to fight cancer cells in a particularly efficient manner, one also effective in lung cancer...
AI used to diagnose diabetic eye disease
Artificial Intelligence has been used to cost-effectively diagnose diabetic-related eye disease automatically with far more accuracy than current methods...
Nanosatellite system imagery could revolutionise lab imaging
Satellite imaging could revolutionise imaging in laboratories, and may impact the current use of imaging in medicinal research...
Inhalable mRNA could treat lung disease
An inhalable mix of a polymer and mRNA molecules, used to produce luciferase, could be the method of treating lung diseases in the future...
Editing enzyme could promote tumour suppressor loss
The detection of 'copy editing' by a stem cell enzyme in over 20 tumour types could be a biomarker and possible therapeutic target for certain cancers...
Triple-negative breast cancer could be treated using experimental treatment
A mouse study has revealed that triple-negative breast cancer could be tackled by using recombinant Tinagl1 in therapy targeting signalling pathways...
The mysterious functions of the PCSK9 protein
Researchers have described the methods used to build a model of the 'druggable' PCSK9 inhibitor and detailed how it works...
Implantable device could treat bladder problems
A tiny, soft, implantable device could be used to treat and control bladder problems, such as incontinence or the need to frequently urinate...
Using machine learning to predict symptoms
Machine learning could, in future, be the way that clinicians decide on particular courses of treatments for patients affected by cancer...
Potential drug targets found by muting large silent genes
Streptomyces bacteria has been used to identify compounds that could lead to the production of drugs to treat various conditions...
Computational advances in the label-free quantification of cancer proteomics data
Proteomics research has become a popular method for characterising functional proteins as well as discovering the innovative targets for oncologic disorders...
