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Category: News

January 17, 2022News

Benefit of breastmilk: COVID-19 antibodies pass from vaccinated mothers to infants

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Study detects neutralizing antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 in stool samples of infants breastfed by vaccinated mothers with the potential to provide passive […]

January 14, 2022News

Not-so hot-headed peckers

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi To prepare for a fight, a pheasant’s head cools down due to a stress response, which is of the same […]

January 14, 2022News

Multiple genes implicated in vitamin B12 conditions

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi A symbiosis of basic science discoveries in mouse models and clinical observations in human patients has unraveled the mystery in rare vitamin B12 conditions. […]

January 13, 2022News

Jogging your memory: it’s more literal than you’d think

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Elderly people who exercised more often exhibited signs for healthier nerve transmission, which may protect the brain from cognitive decline.   A recent research effort led by Kaitlin Casaletto (University of California; CA, USA) at […]

January 13, 2022News

New supermolecule could revolutionize artificial protein synthesis

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Researchers have created the first supermolecule consisting of a DNA helix and peptide, made possible by changing the chirality […]

January 13, 2022News

The toothpaste ingredient that could cause colitis

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi The mechanism that links a common ingredient in toothpaste to inflammatory bowel disease has been revealed, raising questions about the wisdom of […]

January 11, 2022News

It’s not just carrots that help us see in the dark

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Researchers have characterized the three-dimensional structure of the cyclic nucleotide-gated (CNG) ion channels that helps us see in dim light, […]

January 11, 2022News

Expansion of Ardena development and manufacturing site to aid in COVID-19 vaccine development by Novavax

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Pharmaceutical CDMO Ardena (Gent, Belgium) announce the expansion of its capacity for purification and fractionation at its site […]

January 6, 2022News

Ancient DNA extracted from dirt in microscopic fossil-like bone particles

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Researchers have developed a technique using polyester resin to extract ancient DNA from archaeological sediments, finding especially concentrated amounts of DNA in microscopic bone or feces particles. Sediments […]

January 6, 2022News

COVID-19 autoantibodies: could sex influence susceptibility to long COVID-19?

BioTechniques News Annie Coulson Researchers report that COVID-19 can induce self-attacking autoantibodies persisting up to 6 months post-infection and demonstrate that males have more complex autoantibody responses to SARS-CoV-2 than females.   A group of investigators from the Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre (CSMC; CA, USA), […]

January 4, 2022News

What can flies teach us about long-term memory?

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Whilst memories are fluid at first, they can be consolidated into stable long-term memory. But what is the mechanism behind memory consolidation in animals? A team […]

December 30, 2021News

Genetic ancestry: one piece of the immune response puzzle

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi The differences in early immune response to influenza viral infection are shaped by genetic ancestry in a cell-type specific manner.  Researchers from the University of Chicago (IL, USA) and University of […]

December 27, 2021News

Hope for HIV: mRNA vaccine displays encouraging results in animal studies

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi A new mRNA HIV vaccine technology encodes key proteins to form virus-like particles (VLPs) that induce neutralizing antibodies safely and effectively in animal studies with minimal side effects.  […]

December 20, 2021News

The brightest X-ray in the world: delivering new insights for COVID-19, basic biology and disease

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Scientists have used an X-ray source 100 billion times brighter than a hospital x-ray to view damage to human lungs […]

December 15, 2021News

Rare COVID-19 vaccine-related blood clot mechanism uncovered

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Researchers identify a molecular interaction between the COVID-19 vaccine adenovirus vector and platelet factors which may be the cause of rare blood clots linked to the vaccine.  An […]

December 15, 2021News

Package not delivered: your leaky neurotransmitters and you

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Even when inactive, the brain guzzles energy in a way that would give supply chain experts heart palpitations, […]

December 14, 2021News

A sparkly future: sustainable cellulose glitter made from wood pulp

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi A large-scale fabrication of cellulose glitter has been developed which is biodegradable and plastic-free, meaning the shiny stuff can be made from your fruit bowl!  […]

December 14, 2021News

Cataract surgery could reduce dementia risk: it’s clear to see

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Researchers have found that cataract extraction surgery is associated with a 30% lower risk of dementia onset and a particular decrease in Alzheimer’s disease risk.  In a recent collaborative study, lead by Cecilia Lee (University of Washington, WA, […]

December 13, 2021News

When it comes to hugs: the longer the better

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi Researchers investigate the factors that make a hug pleasurable.  Humans are hugging creatures. We hug to greet each other, […]

December 9, 2021News

First characterization of phytochromes leads to new understanding of black rot disease

BioTechniques News Aisha Al-Janabi For the first time, researchers have characterized the bacteria responsible for black rot in cruciferous crops at an atomic scale, which could lead to preventative measures against black rot […]

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