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12/02/2009-12/04/2009
Singapore
12/05/2009-12/09/2009
49th ASCB Annual MeetingSan Diego, CA
12/07/2009-12/09/2009
Paris France
12/08/2009-12/11/2009
Singapore
12/13/2009-12/16/2009
Miami Beach, FL
12/25/2009-12/27/2009
Bangkok Thailand
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Stem Cells

Successful stem cell differentiation requires DNA compaction, study finds

Two Myeloma Experts Debate Role Of Stem Cell Transplantation In The Treatment Of Multiple Myeloma

Researchers discover unique suspension technique for large-scale stem cell production

Embryonic stem cells shift metabolism in cancer-like way upon implanting in uterus

Epigenetic Signatures Direct The Repair Potential Of Reprogrammed Cells

Stem Cells Hint At Potential Treatment For Huntington's Disease

Influencing stem cell fate

Stem Cells Can Repair a Damaged Cornea

Dental pulp stem cells transformed by 'bad breath' chemical

Mass. General researchers isolate egg-producing stem cells from adult human ovaries

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RNAi & MicroRNA

BGI researchers uncover extensive RNA editing in a human transcriptome

Hepatitis C virus hijacks liver microRNA

New protocols improve detection of microRNAs for diagnosis

Roche RNAi Assets Go to Arrowhead

New Role for RNA Interference During Chromosomal Replication Discovered

Cells Have Early-Warning System for Intruders

Hidden Genetic Influence On Cancer Discovered

KGI Professor Links MicroRNA Gene to Aggressive Skin Cancer

Tiny RNA Molecules MicroRNA-101 Starve Cancer Cells

Investigators Identify Fifth Intracellular Transport Adaptor Protein Complex

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Neurosciences

Acid in the brain

Gene therapy for hearing loss: potential and limitations

Mild Traumatic Brain Injury May Alter the Brain’s Neuronal Circuit Excitability and Contribute to Brain Network Dysfunction

Vitamin K2: New hope for Parkinson's patients?

Gatekeeper of brain steroid signals boosts emotional resilience to stress

Brain surgery for epilepsy underutilized

International team uncovers new genes that shape brain size, intelligence

New method may help detect marker for Alzheimer's disease earlier

Pulse pressure elevation could presage cerebrovascular disease in Alzheimer's patients

Penn biologists identify a key enzyme involved in protecting nerves from degeneration

>> More in: Neurosciences

Biomarkers & Drug Targets

Immunosignaturing: an accurate, affordable and stable diagnostic

Scientists identify FLT3 gene as a valid therapeutic target in acute myeloid leukemia

An Achilles heel of AML

Sugar production switch in liver may offer target for new diabetes therapies

Genes identified for common childhood obesity

Biomarkers for autism discovered

A new test might facilitate diagnosis and drug development for Alzheimer's disease

Potential Biomarkers Linked to Urinary Tract Infection-Related Pregnancy Complications Identified

New genomic test spares patients chemotherapy with no adverse effect on survival

Genetic marker for painful food allergy points to improved diagnosis, treatment

>> More in: Biomarkers & Drug Targets

Genomics & Proteomics

'Rare' genetic variants are surprisingly common, life scientists report

Jarid2 may break the Polycomb silence

Johns Hopkins researchers uncover genes at fault for cystic fibrosis-related intestinal obstruction

New genetic regions linked to bone-weakening disease and fractures, Stanford researcher says

Moffitt Cancer Center Researchers And Colleagues Find Possible Genetic Keys To Surviving Epithelial Ovarian Cancer

The proteins ensuring genome protection

Chinese scientists announce the first complete sequencing of Mongolian genome

Team IDs Pancreatic Cancer-Associated Loci in Chinese Population

Environment and diet leave their prints on the heart

Discovery of a New Muscle Repair Gene

>> More in: Genomics & Proteomics

Systems Bio & Personalized Med

Researchers reveal ways to make personalized cancer therapies more cost effective

New trial model unlocks power of personalized medicine

UPMC to Build $300M Center for 'Innovative' Biomedical Science

Manchester's 'first step' to perfect drug combinations

Good Start Genetics? Announces Validation Results For Its Next-Generation DNA Sequencing Platform For Genetic Disorder Carrier Screening

Young Genes Correlated With Evolution Of Human Brain

UGA Scientists Team Up To Define First-Ever Sequence Of Biologically Important Carbohydrate

Cells Are Crawling All Over Our Bodies, But How?

First-Ever Sequence and Structure of Biologically Important Carbohydrate

New Gene Therapy Methods Accurately Correct Mutation In Patient's Stem Cells, Bringing Personalized Cell Therapies One Step Closer

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Cancer Research

Statins prevent cancer in heart transplant recipients

Study shows benefit of new maintenance therapy for multiple myeloma

Molecular subtypes and genetic alterations may determine response to lung cancer therapy

Cleveland Clinic-led study finds Lucentis and Avastin equivalent in treating AMD

Potent protein heals wounds, boosts immunity and protects from cancer

High levels of TRAIL protein in breast milk might contribute to anticancer activity

Immunotherapy for elderly cancer patients finds new promise in drug combination

Mayo Clinic Breast Cancer Study Finds New Type of Mutation

Latest research confirms genetic susceptibility to lung cancer

Kinase test may yield big gains for drug-resistant cancers

>> More in: Cancer Research

Bio-Chip & Nanotechnology

Nano-Devices that Cross Blood-Brain Barrier Open Door to Treatment of Cerebral Palsy, Other Neurologic Disorders

Stanford-spawned nanoparticles home in on brain tumors, boost accuracy of surgical removal

A shiny new tool for imaging biomolecules

Targeted method improves treatment of brain cancers

Nanopills release drugs directly from the inside of cells

Getting Cancer Cells to Swallow Poison: Nanotechnology Researchers Develop New Strategy to Deliver Chemotherapy to Prostate Cancer Cells

OU researchers target cancer with nanoparticles

UCLA physicists report nanotechnology feat with proteins

Lightning-fast, efficient data transmission developed at Stanford

A realistic look at the promises and perils of nanomedicine

>> More in: Bio-Chip & Nanotechnology

Infectious Disease

A*STAR Scientists Discover ‘Switch’ To Boost Anti-Viral Response To Fight Infectious Diseases

Antimicrobial resistance for common UTI drug increases five fold since 2000

Mechanism of HIV spread has potential for future drug therapy

Blood type A may predispose to some rotavirus infections

Towards TB elimination: ECDC and ERS introduce new guidelines on tuberculosis care in Europe

Drug Helps Purge Hidden HIV

New study shows that in US 'hot spots,' HIV infection among African-American women is 5-times higher than national estimate

NIH-funded study defines treatment window for HIV+ children infected at birth

Starve a virus, feed a cure?

Treatment for tuberculosis can be guided by patients' genetics

>> More in: Infectious Disease

Biomedical Imaging

Non-invasive imaging can detect mutations within a brain tumor

Penn engineers develop more effective MRI contrast agent for cancer detection

PET Technique Promises Better Detection and Therapy Response Assessment for a Deadly Form of Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma

A single cell endoscope

Yale researchers develop a way to monitor engineered blood vessels as they grow in patients

Integrated 3-D imaging facilitates human face transplantation

Combined arterial imaging technology reveals both structural and metabolic details

Cornell Reaches Two Milestones toward a New Coherent X-ray Source

Test Combination Helps Predict Alzheimer's Disease Risk

New Instrument Helps Researchers See How Diseases Start And Develop In Minute Detail

>> More in: Biomedical Imaging

Bio-Energy and Clean Tech

Climate change, biofuels mandate would cause corn price spikes

DOE researchers achieve important genetic breakthroughs to help develop cheaper biofuels

Solar power development in US Southwest could threaten wildlife

Solar power much cheaper to produce than most analysts realize, study finds

Carbon Mitigation Strategy Uses Wood for Buildings First, Bioenergy Second

A Fifth of Global Energy Could Come from Biomass Without Damaging Food Production

How BP Blew Its Chance to Spearhead a Solar Innovation

Marines test new energy-efficient weapon in the war on trash

E. coli could convert sugar to biodiesel at 'an extraordinary rate,' say Stanford researchers

First-of-a-kind tension wood study broadens biofuels research

>> More in: Bio-Energy & Clean Tech

Ag-Bio & Bio-Agriculture

Accelerating adoption of agricultural technology

BGI study results on resequencing 50 accessions of rice cast new light on molecular breeding

Farming crucial for threatened species in developing world

Climate-smart agriculture should be livelihood-smart too

Stronger corn? Take it off steroids, make it all female

Thanksgiving in Space May One Day Come With All the Trimmings

Good Genes Yield High-Quality Meat Products

Agricultural Pest Management Program Efficiency Challenged by Information Diffusion Barriers Among Farmers

Endangered Species: Should Cheap Phosphorus Be First on an Elemental 'Red List?'

Examining Rice Genes for Rice Blast Resistance

>> More in: Ag-Bio & Bio-Agriculture