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• A Universal Flu Vaccine Developed Using Novel Nanoparticles

  by Samantha James June 24, 2020
  A new study by the Institute for Biomedical Sciences, Georgia State University, has shown that a novel nanoparticle-vaccine that combines two major influenza proteins can effectively provide mice with broad and long-lasting protection against influenza viruses, suggesting it has hope to be a univers...

• Introduction to Immune Repertoire Sequencing

  by Samantha James June 23, 2020
  The concept of Immune Repertoire Immune Repertoire (IR) refers to the sum of all functionally diverse B cells and T cells in an individual's circulatory system at any given time. To study the Immune Repertoire, it is necessary to determine the gene or RNA molecular sequence of BCR and TCR in the im...

• LED Grow Lights - New Technology in LEDs

  by Samantha James June 9, 2020
  LED grow lights have proven again and again how essential they are to growing plants indoors and they are very much the sought after light for such purposes. Their importance in the field of horticulture has led to a lot of research into making LED grow lights even more effective and efficient. Ma...
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• Creative Proteomics Launches Methylation Analysis for Post-Tran

  by Samantha James May 31, 2020
  Creative Proteomics announced the launch of methylation analysis, a useful alternative to explore life activities and combat diseases. Methylation modifications can occur at different amino acid positions, or more than one methylation modification can occur at the same amino acid position. Therefor...

• Bat Immune System Makes Virus More Deadly

  by Samantha James May 30, 2020
  It's no coincidence that some of the most serious viral diseases in recent years—SARS, MERS, Ebola, Marburg, and new SARS-CoV-2—all originated from bats. Recently, a new study published on eLife by Cara E Brook's group at the University of California, Berkeley found that bats' stron...