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Many bacterial species have been found to exist in a viable but non-culturable state. Jeanne Moldenhauer discusses this phenomenon and makes suggestions as to why we don’t often see an increase in viable cells when using viability-based methods.
The Bio-Process Systems Alliance, the primary international industry association for single-use bio-processing, is pleased to announce the release of its latest whitepaper...
The NHS has announced a groundbreaking new treatment, CAR-T, for children with leukaemia...
The Champalimaud Vision Award has been awarded to research teams for the development of a gene therapy...
A tricked-out cholera vaccine starts protecting against the deadly disease within a day, experiments in rabbits suggest.
UK Biobank has announced a major initiative to sequence the full genomes of 50,000 UK Biobank volunteer participants...
A new cancer drug has proven safe and effective for paediatric patients with a rare tumour gene mutation...
A pilot study has found that whole genome sequencing of healthy individuals and cardiology patients did not increase health care spending outside of the sequencing costs.
International researchers believe that their new blood and urine tests which search for damage to proteins are the first of their kind to detect early autism spectrum disorders...
Epigenetic data reveals immune-response pathways that may prove critical to understanding autism...
Scientists have used genome sequencing to gain a better understanding of the biology underlying chordoma...
Breast cancer drug neratinib has been found to block the function of the Ras genes which are among the first to be linked to cancer development...
Researchers have found that polymer and hybrid silica-coated microcapsules are efficient in genome-editing...
The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) has admitted the American biotech bluebird bio, Inc. as a full member...
