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The study opens the door to using cultured human mini-organs to investigate a wide range of other serious infections

New Test Improves Quality Control of Allergy Therapeutics

This type of test has never been available before due to the complex structure of these medicines

Turning poison into a source of energy

A research team lhas succeeded in genetically manipulating the microorganism T. kivui to metabolize carbon monoxide

Chemical fingerprints reveal fast food consumption

Molecules in blood and urine could reveal how much ultra-processed food you eat

Edible, biodegradable fibers made from milk protein, cellulose

Sustainable food packaging, wound dressings, cosmetics, filtration and more are all areas in which work is showing promise

Colorectal cancer screening via smartphone?

App-based early detection is as accurate as laboratory tests and could motivate more people to undergo screening

Daily almond snack improves health of people with metabolic syndrome

Like in Mission Impossible: Self-Destructing Bacteria Battery

Researchers develop dissolvable biobattery using probiotics for bioresorbable electronics that can degrade in the body

Tumor diagnostics: AI model detects more than 170 types of cancer

Looking into the genome instead of into the tissue

How food affects the survival of Listeria in the digestive tract

Survival rate of Listeria higher in fish and cheese than in sausage

Possible anti-aging compounds found in blood bacteria

These findings could lead to new treatments for aging skin

Insects as mini molecule-making factories, marking a breakthrough in chemical engineering

Caterpillar factories produce fluorescent nanocarbons

Largest Diphtheria Outbreak in Western Europe in 70 Years

Study Traces Transmission Routes

Tumor profiling: 43,000 data points against melanoma

Data-driven personalized treatments are about to become a reality

Yeast Produces Human DNase1 for the First Time

The human protein is currently produced only in mammalian cells with considerable effort and money

Two plant species invent the same chemically complex and medically interesting substance

Different building blocks: The plants use similar chemical pathways to biosynthesize these compounds, but use different starting materials and enzymes

Broad-spectrum antiviral compounds discovered

Computer-identified drug candidates successfully confirmed by laboratory experiments

A Chip with Natural Blood Vessels

Create artificial blood vessels in miniature organ models in a rapid and reproducible manner

1.2 million US dollar award honors pioneering work in cryo-electron tomography

Wolfgang Baumeister receives prestigious Shaw Prize

Preventing chronic inflammation from turning into cancer

Researchers find new approach to inflammatory bowel disease

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