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TLR9: Two Rings To Bind Them?
The structure of TLR9 could lead to the design of new drugs targeting this important immune receptor.
Spheres Are Not The Only Shape
The ability to form non-spherical particles could have many useful applications in food processing, cosmetics and drug delivery.
Enhancers Take The Lead
A study from the FANTOM5 consortium has revealed that distant enhancers are the first responders in the chain of gene expression.
Eisai’s Thyroid Cancer Drug Gets US FDA Approval
A Phase III trial has shown that the drug Lenvima significantly improves the progression-free survival of thyroid cancer patients.
How Peptide Binding Influences Autoimmunity
Smaller peptides that are not anchored to the MHC molecule could potentially cause autoimmunity by activating self-reactive T-cells.
Fermenting Rice For Biofuel & Feed
Scientists have developed a method to process rice plants into both biofuel and animal fodder that does not require special equipment.
The Link Between Diet & Hormones
What flies eat can determine when they undergo metamorphosis, according to a study examining the role of serotonin-producing neurons.
Plugging The Problem Of Pinholes
Tiny pinholes in next generation perovskite solar cells could explain their relatively poor performance, scientists say.
Osaka University Establishes Research Chair With Astellas
The Osaka-Astellas joint research chair will focus on developing cell therapy technologies.
