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Aging Muscle Weakens Cancer Defenses, but Exercise Fights Back
June 17, 2026
Study links sarcopenia to reduced tumor suppression through changes in muscle cell communication read more
A New Pico-Calorimeter Detects Heat Signals from Living Cells Too Small to Measure Before
June 17, 2026
Harvard-built device tracks bacterial metabolism in real time and shows promise for antibiotic resistance testing read more
RNA Barcoding Reveals Hidden Phage-Host Relationships in Microbial Communities
June 17, 2026
Rice University tool uncovers new bacterial hosts for a well-studied virus and maps how viral structure shapes infection range read more
Limited Performance Observed with Rabbit Polyclonal Unc93a Antibody
June 16, 2026
We created a construct for the overexpression of UNC93A and transiently transfected it into HEK293T cells. The FLAG-tagged UNC93A ... read more
Novel Culture System Brings Intestinal Organoids Closer to Clinical Use
June 16, 2026
By replacing animal-derived materials with clinical-grade alternatives, scientists in Japan have produced patient-derived gut ... read more
A New Sequencing Method Identifies Short Peptides with Greater Accuracy
June 16, 2026
By attaching a chemical tag to peptide fragments, scientists can now read unknown sequences directly from raw data read more
How AI Co-Scientists Are Changing Drug Discovery—An Expert Explains
June 16, 2026
Inside the AI that advises scientists, not just assists them read more
Adding Salt to Lipid Nanoparticles Improves Gene Therapy Delivery, a New Study Finds
June 16, 2026
The approach addresses one of the biggest obstacles in mRNA vaccines and gene therapeutics without requiring new materials read more
Science Has Been Asking the Wrong Question About Aging, a New Perspective Contends
June 16, 2026
The field has long searched for a single cause of aging, a new review argues that was never the right question read more
TLR2/1 Reporter Cells Enable Rapid Ligand Discovery
June 16, 2026
The HEK-Blue hTLR2-1 cThe HEK-Blue hTLR2-1 cells are an engineered mammalian HEK293 cell line that overexpresses human TLR2 and ... read more
The Next Frontier of CAR-T Therapy
June 15, 2026
From in vivo reprogramming to sophisticated synthetic biology switches, the future of CAR-T therapy is rapidly taking shape. read more
New Blood Test Reveals How Fast Your Organs Are Aging
June 15, 2026
Stanford Medicine scientists use protein signatures to assess biological organ age and predict disease risk years in advance read more
New Study Maps Gene Activity Across a Million Gut Cells in Crohn's Disease
June 15, 2026
Single-cell analysis of over 1,185,000 cells reveals immune drivers and a lasting molecular signature in the gut lining read more
Modeling Immune Related Adverse Events: Why Disease State Donors and Purified Immune Subsets Matter
June 15, 2026
Immune function varies dramatically in people suffering from disease. To reflect this, preclinical testing must move beyond ... read more
Building a Scalable, Sustainable Future for Cell and Gene Therapies
June 15, 2026
The work ahead is less about what is scientifically possible and more about making advanced therapies scalable, affordable, and ... read more

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Aging Muscle Weakens Cancer Defenses, but Exercise Fights Back

A New Pico-Calorimeter Detects Heat Signals from Living Cells Too Small to Measure Before

RNA Barcoding Reveals Hidden Phage-Host Relationships in Microbial Communities

Limited Performance Observed with Rabbit Polyclonal Unc93a Antibody

Novel Culture System Brings Intestinal Organoids Closer to Clinical Use

A New Sequencing Method Identifies Short Peptides with Greater Accuracy

How AI Co-Scientists Are Changing Drug Discovery—An Expert Explains

Adding Salt to Lipid Nanoparticles Improves Gene Therapy Delivery, a New Study Finds

Science Has Been Asking the Wrong Question About Aging, a New Perspective Contends

TLR2/1 Reporter Cells Enable Rapid Ligand Discovery

The Next Frontier of CAR-T Therapy

New Blood Test Reveals How Fast Your Organs Are Aging

New Study Maps Gene Activity Across a Million Gut Cells in Crohn's Disease

Modeling Immune Related Adverse Events: Why Disease State Donors and Purified Immune Subsets Matter

Building a Scalable, Sustainable Future for Cell and Gene Therapies

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