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  • Lung Organoids: Methodology, Research and Applications
    Life Sciences - 10 Sep 2018
    The lungs are comprised of a complex branching system, lined with highly specialized cells. These cells facilitate several crucial functions, such as oxygen exchange, but also immune functions to...
  • Viral Vector Applications
    Life Sciences - 23 Aug 2018
    Viruses have evolved by borrowing and modifying cellular genes to become extremely efficient at nucleic acid delivery to different cell types, avoiding at the same time immunosurveillance by an...
  • Why GLP-1 Manufacturing Needs a New Biopharma Approach
    Life Sciences - 25 Feb 2025
    GLP-1 receptor agonists are transforming obesity treatment, but manufacturing challenges must be addressed to meet rising global demand for these therapies.
  • Knockout Mouse Project to Identify Gene Functions in vivo
    Life Sciences - 19 Jul 2023
    The knockout mouse project (KOMP) will provide cumulative information about the genome of mouse knockouts for the generation of a repository.
  • RNAi Mechanism
    Life Sciences - 19 Jul 2023
    This article outlines the process of RNA interference (RNAi), the steps involved in the production of siRNA and the precise structure of key proteins.
  • Antibody Engineering: Challenges and Perspectives
    Life Sciences - 6 Apr 2023
    Antibody engineering describes the production of human antibodies using in vitro or in vivo techniques for research or clinical use.
  • Analytical Techniques Employed in Microbial Forensics
    Life Sciences - 14 Mar 2023
    This article describes the analytical techniques used in microbial forensics, including MPS, traditional DNA testing and the need for new techniques.
  • Applications of Flow Cytometry in Veterinary Science
    Life Sciences - 22 Sep 2022
    Flow cytometry is used in many parts of veterinary medicine; immunology, oncology, diagnosing autoimmune diseases, quantitation of reticulocytes, drug monitoring, and rabies. Read more here.
  • What Would Happen if Bacteria Were Removed from the Biosphere?
    Life Sciences - 17 Nov 2021
    If all bacteria were to be removed from the earth, life would likely appear to go on as normal for humans at first, though the impact would soon be felt.
  • Ebola-Neutralizing Antibodies
    Life Sciences - 29 Aug 2019
    The Ebola virus causes severe and often lethal infections. While an efficient treatment has not yet been found, it has been observed that Ebola-infection survivors develop antibodies against the...

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