Month: October 2018
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Human Antibodies Devised for Snakebite Treatment
An academic-industry team in Europe and Central America assembled a group of human antibodies that protects lab mice against venomous toxins from a dangerous African snake.
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Mayo Clinic, Helix Partner on Genomic Analysis
Mayo Clinic and the company Helix Opco are providing a genomic analysis service for Mayo Clinic patients seeking more detailed insights into their genetic make-up and health outlook.
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Want Small Business Success? You Need to Keep Up With the Times
If you want to future-proof your business and ensure that your venture stands the test of time, the most important thing is to be adaptable.
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Protein Delivered with Gold Nanoparticles Helps Fix Muscle Injuries
A bioengineering lab at Harvard University devised a technique using gold nanoscale particles to deliver a protein to reduce inflammation from muscle injuries in lab mice.
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Genome Editing Offers Marketable Wild Tomato
The groundcherry, a wild tomato plant that its devotees say has a delicious and unusual flavor, could be grown on farms for sale to consumers thanks to a genome editing project at two New York research institutes.
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Are You On Top Of Your Finances?
Everyone dreams of having the financial freedom to do with what they please.
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FDA Clears Genomic Bone Marrow Test for Low-Level Cancer
1 Oct. 2018. The Food and Drug Administration on Friday authorized for marketing in the U.S. a system for high-speed analysis of bone marrow samples to find low levels of residual cancer cells. The agency’s announcement cleared the ClonoSeq assay developed by Adaptive Biotechnologies in Seattle to test for minimal residual disease levels in people…