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Bone cells may trigger some blood cancers |
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Wednesday, 07 April 2010 |
As reported by Reuters via Connexon Creativeon March 21, 2010, some blood cancers may develop as a result of natural changes in nearby bone cells, rather than one cell going bad. This discovery could mean new approaches to treating diseases like leukemia.
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Enzyme Discovered to be Regulator in Protein phosphorylation |
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Monday, 05 April 2010 |
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As reported by Brown University's Public Affairs and University Relations on March 24, 2010, new research at Brown University explains how a key enzyme, PP1, functions in protein-protein interactions. In a paper published online in Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, Wolfgang Peti has described how PP1 "chooses" proteins. The finding is important, because erroneous PP1 regulation can cause numerous diseases, including cancer, diabete, and Parkinson's.
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Life Technologies Releases Acoustic Cytometer |
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Thursday, 25 March 2010 |
Drug Discovery & Development announced Life Technologies Corporation's release of a new cytometer designed to use sound waves to control the movement of cells. This new instrument will allow scientists a more precise experiment with enhanced sensitivity, increased throughput to save time, and more flexibility by allowing smaller sample sizes.
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BD announces launch of new cytometer |
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Friday, 12 March 2010 |
Drug Discovery & Development Magazine (dddmag.com) has announced the launch of BD's new flow cytometer, BD FACSAria III Cell Sorting System. This new cytometer will be able to support up to six laser wavelengths, as well as up to twenty simultaneous detector positions. BD has also improved the sensitivity and resolution in order to better identify and sort dim cell populations.
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