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Asia’s Rising Scientists: Aisa Mijeno
As part of our monthly Asia's Rising Scientists series, we talk to Aisa Mijeno, professor at De La Salle University—Lipa and co-founder & CEO of SALt.
Keeping Mammalian Sperm Production Flowing
The maintainance of stem cells during mouse spermatogenesis depends on hierarchical differences in response to retinoic acid, study says.
The Link Between Sex & Endometriosis
The in vitro findings raise the possibility that exposure to seminal fluid may contribute to the worsening of endometriosis.
Highly Efficient CRISPR Knock-In Developed
Using a modified CRISPR-Cas9 system, researchers have developed an efficient way to knock-in genes in mice.
Fewer Complications With Dissolvable Surgical Clips
A study in mice has shown that dissolvable magnesium clips are safe and effective.
Microdialysis Reveals The Neurotransmitters Of Aggressive Behavior In Mice
In mice, aggressive behavior triggers a surge of the neurotransmitter glutamate, which in turn causes the release of serotonin.
WuXi To Build World’s Largest Mammalian Cell Culture Facility
To be completed in January 2017, the cell culture facility will feature disposable bioreactors.
Epigenetic Marks Affect Children’s Brain Development
Methylation of the HES1 gene in the womb can influence a child's later cognitive development, scientists say.
Indonesia’s Biofuel Subsidies May Speed Up Forest Loss
Planned biofuel subsidies are expected to expand palm oil plantations in Indonesia, to the detriment of the country's forests.
