Cells are covered by a lipid membrane that offers them structure and forms a barrier between the cell and its environment. Nonetheless, there may be recent evidence that these membranes not only provide protection, but in addition influence the behavior of the protein receptors embedded inside them. A brand new study by MIT chemists further […]
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Axxam and B’Sys partner to expand the access to validated ion channel cell lines for electrophysiology with high throughput
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Sep
Sep
AXXAM SPA, a number one provider of integrated early drug discovery services, and B’Sys GmbH, specialist for ion channel biology, are pleased to announce strategic cooperation with the enabled access to validated ion channel cell lines for HIT and lead identification through extensive cross-wide electrophysiological templates. B’Sys offers an intensive catalog of technical cell lines […]
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Feb
Feb
Summary: A team of investigators from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Google and Columbia University has created a model for artificial intelligence that may predict which genes are expressed in any type of human cell. The model called Epibert was inspired by Bert, a deep learning model that understands […]
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Dec
Dec
In response to the World Health Organization, over 20 million people were diagnosed with cancer in 2022 alone and nearly 10 million died from the disease. While the reach of cancer is big, the reply to more practical treatments could also be hidden in a microscopic cell. Led by graduate students Samere Zade of the […]
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Dec
Dec
Researchers on the University of California San Diego have developed and tested a brand new software package called Spatial Modeling Algorithms for Reactions and Transport (SMART) that may realistically simulate cell signaling networks. the complex systems of molecular interactions that enable cells to answer various signals from their environment. Cell signaling networks involve many alternative […]
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Oct
Oct
Shift Bioscience is a biotech company that uses generative AI models to grasp how activating various genes can reverse the aging process. This research is a fundamental step forward in developing simpler drugs to treat age-related diseases. Today the corporate announced that it has raised $16m (£12.5m) in seed funding led by BGF, joined by […]
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Sep
Sep
A protein called STING, which was already known to manage a signaling pathway that contributes to antiviral signaling, plays a job in It was quite surprising that along with its known role in inflammation, STING also has a protective function for cells to scale back stress and damage.” Jay Xiaojun Tan, Ph.D., senior writer, assistant […]
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Aug
Aug
A study by Ludwig Cancer Research has identified a metabolic switch within the immune system’s T cells that’s answerable for the formation of memory T cells – which confer lasting immunity against previously encountered pathogens – and a T cell subtype that’s present in tumors and triggers anti-tumor responses during Immunotherapy. The study, led by […]
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May
May
Surgical teams at NYU Langone Health performed the world’s first genetically modified pig kidney transplants right into a human body in September and November 2021, after which transplanted two pig hearts in the summertime of 2022. These procedures were performed on patients who were declared dead by neurological criteria (deceased) and are on ventilators with […]