Diabetes drugs aid macrophages to control inflammation
Dr Lazar’s team identified that TZDs, while working for PPAR gamma, promoted the metabolism of glutamine, an amino acid...
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Nucleation identification benefits from new detection method
The detection of crystal nucleation has taken a step forward, after French scientists developed a new method of identification.
Why are BACE inhibitors failing clinical trials?
Researchers are now looking to identify if BACE1 is involved in adult hippocampal neurogenesis, and responsible for the brains ability to repair itself...
Metrohm acquires B&W Tek
Metrohm AG from Herisau, Switzerland and B&W Tek from Newark in Delaware, USA are pleased to announce the acquisition of B&W Tek’s Spectroscopy Solution Business, B&W Tek LLC, as well as several overseas subsidiaries. This acquisition contributes to the strategic growth of Metrohm enhancing the company’s capabilities to further develop…
The Natural History Museum uses Linkam temperature- controlled microscopy to study inclusions in mineral deposits
Market leaders in temperature-controlled microscopy and leaders in sample characterisation solutions, Linkam Scientific Instruments, reports on the research of Dr Jamie Wilkinson of the Natural History Museum in London where he uses temperature-controlled microscopy to characterise mineral deposits...
Protein kinase C-alpha inhibitor reverses destructive nephritis
Inhibiting protein kinase C-alpha was shown to be a pivotal step towards restoring the damage done by nephritis...
Raman used to detect post-traumatic stress disorder syndrome
Raman spectroscopy can help to detect post-traumatic stress disorder syndrome by revealing the levels of stress hormone in human hair.
New selective biosensor made using synthetic biology
The presence of salt provides a persistent challenge, as fluctuations in salt concentrations affect the selectivity and sensitivity of biosensors...
Boosting the safety of bulk drug substances is aim of FDA measures
Boosting the safety of compounded drugs is the aim of new plan from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which has unveiled a series of measures.
NIH Health Care Systems Research Collaboratory announces awards
The NIH Health Care Systems Research Collaboratory has announced five new awards...
Pharmacovigilance of new drugs ‘should be more proactive’ in New Zealand
The pharmacovigilance of new drugs and drug formulations undertaken in New Zealand should be proactive, says a leading expert.
‘Nano-submarines’ to help target headaches and tumours
Tiny drug-filled nanocarriers, termed ‘nano-submarines’, are being developed to boost the targeted treatment of headaches and tumours, without damaging healthy tissue...
Heart health calculator predicts CVD risk
A new online heart health calculator can predict the age of hearts and the risk to individuals of a serious cardiovascular event or death...
RWS Life Sciences welcomes new VP of Quality
RWS Life Sciences welcomes Clarice Streets, ASQ, CMQ, OE, as Vice President, Global Quality and Process, in charge of the strategic direction and implementation of its Quality system, underlying organisational processes, and change management...
ITI-214 Parkinson’s drug may be useful for heart failure patients
A drug currently in trials for Parkinson's disease has shown promise in treating heart failure, without the risk of dangerous side effects...
