Neurochemical Cupid: dopamine underlies intimate relationships
BioTechniques News Tristan Free Why do we want to be with some people more than others? It turns out dopamine pulls the […]
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Why do some migraine patients experience visual symptoms?
BioTechniques News Beatrice Bowlby Researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA; CA, USA) have used a non-invasive imaging technique to […]
Revealing how viral load influences the genetic diversity of HIV
BioTechniques News Tristan Free Researchers have identified a positive correlation between viral load and the rate at which genetic diversity increases within […]
Vaccine hesitancy: what were the real-term impacts in the UK?
BioTechniques News Jade Parker The results are in for the impact of undervaccination on hospitalizations and deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic. A […]
Advancing CRISPR applications: here, there and everywhere
BioTechniques News Jade Parker CRISPR (clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats) is a technology that allows for the selective modification of living […]
How are scientists exploiting cancer’s sweet spot? – Find out in your latest issue of BioTechniques
BioTechniques News Tristan Free In this issue of BioTechniques, we present a fast approach to determining the fate and potential molecular pathways of […]
Breathe easy: how inhalable nanosensors could enhance lung cancer diagnostics
BioTechniques News Beatrice Bowlby Researchers from various faculties at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT; MA, USA) have designed inhalable nanosensors for […]
How doctors can better predict embryo quality for IVF
BioTechniques News Beatrice Bowlby Scientists interrogate leftover culture media to noninvasively determine the quality of embryos in the lab, providing a way […]
Gotcha! Whole-genome sequencing discovers seven unidentified bacteria of clinical relevance
BioTechniques News Beatrice Bowlby Whole-genome sequencing analysis of 61 unidentified microorganisms taken from hospital patient blood and tissue samples has identified 35 […]
Drug discovery and development: what’s new in the world of vaccines?
BioTechniques News Jade Parker Following their conception in 1796 by Edward Jenner, vaccines have been an important part of healthcare, protecting humans […]
Greedy guts! Gut bacteria steal the nutrients pathogens need to thrive
BioTechniques News Tristan Free Diverse gut bacteria have been found to block pathogenic microorganisms from getting the nutrients they need to thrive […]
How old are your organs really?
BioTechniques News Beatrice Bowlby Scientists have developed a method for identifying which organs are rapidly aging in otherwise healthy individuals. It turns […]
Infographic: Key trends in the measurement of biomolecular interactions
BioTechniques News Beatrice Bowlby For our Spotlight on measuring biomolecular interactions, we surveyed our audience to find out the latest trends, opinions and behaviors […]
How are cell models furthering our understanding of post-implantation human embryo development? – Find out in your latest issue of BioTechniques
BioTechniques News Beatrice Bowlby In this issue of BioTechniques, we present a simplified in situ hybridization protocol for planarians, considerations for colorblind […]
Phosphorylate to combobulate: key kinase target identified in the pathogenesis of genetic epilepsy
BioTechniques News Beatrice Bowlby The mechanism behind a type of genetic epilepsy known as CDKL5 deficiency disorder has been elucidated, highlighting a […]
The proof is in the paw print: how researchers are monitoring polar bear populations
BioTechniques News Tristan Free Researchers can now extract environmental DNA from paw prints left in the snow by threatened species, such as […]
TAF15: a vital proteomic clue to the mystery of frontotemporal dementia
BioTechniques News Tristan Free Aggregates of TAF15 have been found in the brains of individuals with a type of early onset dementia, […]
What do traumatic memories look like?
BioTechniques News Annie Coulson A new study shows that when individuals with PTSD recall traumatic events, each person displays different brain activity, […]
2023 BioTechniques holiday gift guide
BioTechniques News Annie Coulson It’s the festive season, which means it’s time to share our favorite science-themed holiday gift ideas. This guide […]
We are celebrating Black History Month 2024 with an art competition!
BioTechniques News Tristan Free Art, in its infinite forms, is a magnificent expression of human ingenuity, originality and imagination. In line with […]