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Monthly Archives: August 2017

Bio News

Why animal trial results don’t always translate to humans

Ri Scarborough, Monash University. Throughout the era of modern medicine, animals have been used extensively to develop and test therapies before they are tested in humans....
Sourav Ray
31 Aug, 17
Public Health and Issues

FDA approves new treatment for kissing bug infection

Credit@ emaze.com The U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted accelerated approval to benznidazole for use in children ages 2 to 12 years old with Chagas disease. It is the...
Victor Babu
31 Aug, 17
Agriculture

Newly discovered plant enzymes open the door to novel compound production

A wealth of previously undescribed plant enzymes have been discovered by an international team of scientists led by the John Innes Centre, in which bioinformatics experts of...
biostandadmin
30 Aug, 17
Bio News

New Mode of miRNA Delivery in Flat-worm Sheds light on Brain Organisation

Liposomal mediated nucleic acid delivery in flatworm. Credit @ Dr. Praveen Kumar Vemula Lab Researchers have developed non-viral vectors to deliver nucleic acids into...
Sabeera Bonala
29 Aug, 17
Health, Food and Fitness

Less-pure forms of protein works better than pure-form sometimes

Credit @ Wageningen University Proteins extracted from potatoes, blood plasma and peas retain their functionality, even in less-pure forms. In fact, sometimes their...
biostandadmin
28 Aug, 17
Public Health and Issues

‘Retraining’ the immune system to fight against Diabetes

Insulin inside cells/Credit @ Cardiff University It may be possible to ‘retrain’ the immune system to slow the progression of type 1 diabetes, according to a study by...
biostandadmin
25 Aug, 17
Pharmacy

New diagnostic kit for DMD muscle loss disease – Healthcare

Researchers at Cardiff University and Cardiff and Vale University Health Board have developed a more reliable method of screening for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) in...
Ramesh Neppalli
24 Aug, 17
Bio News

Feeding Frenzy Behaviour Seen in Certain Worms – Study Reports

Mathematical model helps explain animals’ decision-making process. The C. elegans roundworm sees by eating, sucking in big gulps of bacteria to learn about its surrounding...
Sabeera Bonala
23 Aug, 17
Bio News

Mystery Solved: Children’s Neurological Disease Traced to a Single Error in One...

Scientists find that affected children’s cells are flooded with ribosomal RNA and are poisoned by it, the first time that an excess of ribosomal RNA has been linked to a...
biostandadmin
18 Aug, 17
Public Health and Issues

50% Decline in Sperm Counts of Western men Since 1973 – 40 years Study...

Meta-analysis finds that among men from North America, Europe and Australia, sperm concentration has declined more than 50% in less than 40 years. A rigorous and...
Sabeera Bonala
17 Aug, 17
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A career in research is always challenging more so because the techniques and technologies are changing fast. One has to keep updated about the kind of work going on globally. Securing grants for your research is however the toughest challenge. Mentoring students and solving their problems also becomes quite challenging at times. - Dr. Charu Lata

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