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Drugs For Aches & Pains Could Fight Superbugs, Study
Scientists have found that commonly used anti-inflammation drugs could also be used as antibiotics.
US$12 Million In Grants Awarded For Neglected Diseases
Japan's Global Health Initiative Technology Fund has committed US$12 million in grants for neglected diseases and a potential tuberculosis vaccine.
Molecular Methods To Track Super-Resistant Gonorrhea
Scientists say that their new molecular approach will enhance the ability to track and contain the spread of drug-resistant gonorrhea.
Critical Role Of Gene In Brain Development
Scientists have identified a gene responsible for early brain development that has been implicated in intellectual disability.
The Future Of Life Science With Agilent Technologies
The Young Scientist Forum organized by Agilent Technologies will take place at the University of Melbourne on March 28 and Biopolis Singapore on April 29.
Fruit Flies Help Uncover Tumor-Preventing Proteins
Scientists have identified a protein complex that stops brain cells from dedifferentiating back into stem cells, thereby preventing tumor formation.
India-Australia Collaboration To Develop Stress-Tolerant Rice
The US$546,800 joint project between India and Australia aims to develop a drought and salt-resistant rice strain by introducing Australian resurrection grass genes.
Timid Jumping Spider Uses Ant As Bodyguard
Ants act both as guardians and predators of jumping spiders in a three-species interaction described by scientists.
Migration In China: Shifting Slightly But Still Going Strong
A study of migration patterns in China over 25 years shows that while labor intensive jobs have been successfully created in the interior, educated workers are still leaving for the coastal cities.