PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] -- Brown University researchers have developed a simple method for isolating placental cells from cervical swabs. The technique, described in the journal Scientific ...
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Scientists unlock one of the toughest biomaterials and find clues to pollen's expiration date
In a new study, scientists at Umeå University have found a way to break open the protective walls of pollen grains—one of the hardest biomaterials in the world—without damaging the inside cell and its ...
Engineered T cell therapies involve the genetic modification of a patient’s own immune cells with chimeric antigen receptors (CARs). When re-introduced into the patient, these engineered CAR-T cells ...
Bacteria get invaded by viruses called phages. Scientists are studying how bacteria use CRISPR to defend themselves from phages, which will inform new phage-based treatments for bacterial infections ...
Aim: To provide insights into genetic differentiation between insular endemic Weigela coraeensis var. fragrans and its progenitor variety W. coraeensis var. coraeensisy the population genetic ...
A new technique for isolating cells carrying the full fetal genome from cervical swabs could enable doctors to diagnose genetic disorders without using needles to harvest cells from the placenta.
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