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Learn how a lab in the US is fighting malaria on two fronts - through advancing our understanding of host genetic factors that predispose individuals to the severe forms of the disease and finding new therapeutics against the malarial parasite

First human trials examine the impact of dark chocolate consumption on cognition and other brain functions

How a researcher at UC San Diego is elucidating the role of microglial dysfunction in brain trauma and disorders

Cell picking and imaging system by Yamaha has expanded applicability, including ex vivo tissue picking

During the American Association for Cancer Research 2018 Annual Meeting, SelectScience recognized cutting-edge products and technologies advancing life sciences research

The FT819 CAR T cell line has the potential to be mass-produced, stored, and made readily available for cancer immunotherapy

MMI launch their latest solution at the AACR meeting in Chicago: CellScan

Team heading to Chicago, USA, to interview scientists at the forefront of cancer research and report on the newest technologies

Dr. Adam Case monitors how T cells isolated from a mouse model of post-traumatic stress disorder kill pathogens in real time

Attend Miltenyi Biotec’s symposium to learn how researchers are tackling tumor heterogeneity with single-cell-analysis

Waters to showcase the technology advancing cancer research at AACR 2018

Photonex is preparing their exciting April conference at University College London

Learn how to get the most from your scratch wound healing assays

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MilliporeSigma has developed a streamlined system that optimizes the critical steps of preparing cells and media

In this editorial feature, we bring you the latest developments in gene editing and CRISPR technology