A fundamental challenge in the study of cancer biology is to uncover molecular mechanisms that lead to malignant cellular transformation.
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Earth Day 2019: The Mother of Green Materials
A new process for making biomimetic materials.
Cold Atmospheric Plasma Fighting Infections
German researchers tested the efficacy of cold atmospheric plasma in the inactivation and removal of infections.
Cold Plasma To Clean Up Our Water
A team of Canadian researchers has shown that direct contact between an AP “cold” oxidizing plasma source and water that contains very high concentrations of cyanobacteria and green algae, along with associated BMAA toxin, could be quite rapidly (in minutes) decontaminated with modest energy input.
Rebuilding Skin using Hydrogels
Researchers are looking at hydrogel scaffolding with drug-delivery properties to improve skin tissue engineering.
Industrial Carbon Dioxide Photocatalysis
Researchers at the University of Toronto discuss the origins and advances of carbon dioxide photocatalysis.
Surviving Phosphate Limitation via the C-P Lyase Pathway
The mechanisms for how bacteria break down phosphonates in order to overcome times of phosphate limitation.
Microtruck Delivery Service: Transporting Microcargo using Amoeboid Cells
Amoeboid cell microtransporters carry microcargo in an independent, self-organized fashion.
Rnt1p: An Alternative to RNAi for Targeted RNA Degradation
The double‐stranded RNA‐binding protein family controls RNA editing, stability, and function in all eukaryotes.
Green Light for Health: Bioengineered, Light-Triggered, On-Demand Drug Generation
Spatial and temporal control of drug production is achieved by optogenetical triggering a hydrogel-encapsulated bacterial system.
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