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Innovations in Imaging Mass Spectrometry

Timothy Garrett, PhD, talks about the recent developments in mass spectrometry-based imaging and its growing applications, especially on the clinical side.

LC-MS-Based Metabolomics

by Brandoch Cook, PhD

Gloved hand holding centrifuge tube with DNA in it

cGMP CRISPR sgRNA and Non-viral DNA Payload Manufacturing Capacity Doubled

by GenScript

a futuristic holographic display showing a human body and various health metrics is projected above a tablet held by a male doctor in a white lab coat sitting at a glass table

Artificial Intelligence Speeds Up Analysis of MRI Heart Scans

by University of East Anglia

New method saves doctors’ time and could lead to better treatment for heart conditions

Microscope image of skin showing the aptamers (here marked in pink) were applied to the top layer of the skin in the form of an ointment and also penetrate into the deeper dermal layers (nucleus: blue; antigen-presenting cells: green).

Ointment with DNA Molecules Combats Allergic Contact Dermatitis

by University of Bonn

New study shows that what are known as aptamers can be absorbed directly via the skin

a photo of the research team standing in a line in their lab, from left to right are: Dr Sarah Diepstraten, Dr Eddie La Marca, Associate Professor Gemma Kelly, and Dr Yin Yuan

One-Two Punch Treatment Delivers Blood Cancer Knockout

by Walter and Eliza Hall Institute

New drug duo shows promising lab results against aggressive leukemia forms

Illustration showing The ABO blood group antigens found on the surface of red blood cells are also found on the mucosal layer that lines the surface of the gut. Researchers have harnessed a specialized human gut bacterium and its ability to use these antigens as nutrients to discover and develop two enzyme mixtures that convert group A and B red blood cells into universal donor blood.

Enzymes Open New Path to Universal Donor Blood

by Technical University of Denmark

Researchers have discovered enzymes that remove hindrances that stood in the way of developing universal donor blood

a pile of dried blessed thistle (Cnicus benedictus) on a pale green surface

New Compound from Blessed Thistle Promotes Functional Nerve Regeneration

by University of Cologne

Medicinal herb shows promise as an orally administered treatment for the promotion of nerve fiber growth

3d rendered image showing red and orange cancer cells on a blue tissue surface as if seen under enhanced scanning electron micrograph (SEM) showing the overall shape of the cells' surface at a very high magnification

Periostin Shows Promise to Help Fight a Common Form of Esophageal Cancer

by Elsevier

Periostin may be a promising novel therapeutic target for treating esophageal squamous cell carcinoma, new study reports

a pile of dried brown mushrooms on a white table with a white pouch next to them labeled "Psilocybin Mushroom, Texas Yellow 3.07g" written in black marker

New Technique Measures Psilocybin Potency of Mushrooms

by University of Texas at Arlington

Identifying dosages for psilocybin and psilocin is key as their medical uses continue to grow

3D illustration of the neurons and synapses within a human brain, shown in multicolor connected strands webbing through a brain shaped outline, all on a dark blue-black background

Earliest-Yet Alzheimer’s Biomarker Found in Mouse Model

by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Findings could point to new targets for Alzheimer's research, early detection, and treatment options

a cartoon illustration showing a man and a woman smoking while standing in front of a pair of lungs where one lung is a healthy pink and the other is grey and filled with cigarettes, all on a white and teal background with some plant illustrations around the edges

Exposure to Secondhand Smoke Makes Chemotherapy Less Effective, Study Shows

by University of Oklahoma

New research is the first study of its kind to examine the impacts of secondhand smoke exposure during cancer treatment

an older woman with shoulder length grey hair in a blue and white shirt kneels next to a golden retriever with an older man with grey hair and a beard in a labcoat kneeling on the other side of the dog, in a veterinary clinic lab

Researchers Edge Closer to Delivering Personalized Medicine to Cancer Patients

by Purdue University

Measuring mechanical motions in living cancer tissues is a viable and promising approach for predicting chemoresistance