31. Scientists use super microscope to pinpoint body’s immunity 'switch'
(UNSW), are reported in the journal Nature Immunology .
Studying a cell protein important in early immune response, the researchers led by Associate Professor Katharina Gaus from UNSW's Centre for Vascular Research at the Lowy Cancer Research
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32. New technology pinpoints genetic differences between cancer and non-cancer p...
an upcoming edition of the journal Genes, Chromosomes and Cancer .
"We have now arrived at a new biomarker -- an indicator that could be used to evaluate the amount of risk that you have for developing cancer in the future,"
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34. In Science We Trust: Poll Results on How You Feel about Science: Scientific ...
Nature , the international journal of science, to poll readers online. More than 21,000 people responded via the Web sites of Nature and of Scientific American and its international editions. As expected, it was a supportive and
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35. Neurochip technology developed: Advances to further brain research of diseas...
online this month in the journal, Biomedical Microdevices .
"This technical breakthrough means we can track subtle changes in brain activity at the level of ion channels and synaptic potentials, which are also the most suitable target
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36. Patient-specific vaccines for metastatic melanoma may induce durable complet...
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Robert O. Dillman, Carol DePriest, Cristina DeLeon, Neil M. Barth, Lee S. Schwartzberg, Linda D. Beutel, Patric M. Schiltz, Shankar K. Nayak. Patient-Specific Vaccines Derived from Autologous
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37. Flu vaccine grown in bacteria works like vaccine grown in chicken eggs
in the Dec. 6 issue of the journal Vaccine , scientists showed that an experimental flu vaccine grown entirely in bacteria -- a process that bypasses the egg completely -- works well in people, triggering an immune response that would protect
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