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Bright Light Reveals Location of Target Tissues
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[22/11/2012] Called BRIGHTs, tiny probes bind to biomarkers of disease and, when swept by an infrared laser, light up to reveal their location. The probes consist of gold nanoparticles covered with molecules called Raman reporters. Bright Light Reveals Location of Target Tissues - Read more
„We are very pleased with the fair. We had lots of visitors at our stand every day”
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[22/11/2012] CompuGroup Medical is one of the biggest exhibitors on MEDICA from the field of medical IT. In this year again, they have presented their products and solutions at a shared stand in hall 15. In the concluding interview from the last fair day, Volker Hess, Head of Marketing & Communications CER of CompuGroup Medical, told MEDICA.de that he is very pleased with the way the trade fair has gone. „We are very pleased with the fair. We had lots of visitors at our stand every day” - Read more
Hope for Regeneration Through Progenitor Cells
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[21/11/2012] A research team of the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB has discovered cell surface markers that enable the identification and isolation of living functional cardiovascular progenitor cells (CPCs). Hope for Regeneration Through Progenitor Cells - Read more
Synthetic Cell Membrane Channels Made of DNA
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[21/11/2012] Physicists at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM) and the University of Michigan have shown that synthetic membrane channels can be constructed through "DNA nanotechnology." Synthetic Cell Membrane Channels Made of DNA - Read more
When Helper Cells Become Harmful
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[19/11/2012] In case of strokes, the immune system contributes to the brain injury. Scientists of the Universities of Würzburg and Münster, Germany, now show for the first time in which way certain T helper cells are involved in the process. When Helper Cells Become Harmful - Read more
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