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Flu Chip May Help Combat Future Epidemics, Pandemics
November 10, 2005 — A novel "Flu Chip" developed at the University of Colorado at Boulder that can determine the genetic signatures of specific influenza strains from patient samples within hours may help world health ... > full story -
Zebrafish And CHIP Help Untangle Protein Misfolding In Brain Disease
October 31, 2005 — Protein handling is especially important for neurons because damage or death of brain cells causes neurological disease. University of Iowa researchers have identified a protein, called CHIP ... > full story -
Genetic Testing Helps Physicians Zero In On Eye Disease
September 16, 2005 — Rapid genetic testing for eye disease is becoming a reality, thanks to a new technology. Scientists have created a first-of-its-kind test on a microchip array that will help physicians hone their ... > full story -
Penn Researchers Take A Big Step Forward In Making Smaller Circuits
July 30, 2005 — In the race to take advantage of the amazing electric properties of nanotubes, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania developed a new method to create functional nanotube circuits. The ... > full story -
Fish And Chips: A Fast Track To Understanding Blood Development
July 10, 2005 — Microarray studies are combined with a functional screen in zebrafish to identify new genes that are involved in the function and differentiation of hematopoietic stem cells in a study published ... > full story -
New Gene Chip May Be Early Cancer Diagnosis Tool
June 17, 2005 — A pilot study at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), in support of the National Cancer Institute's Early Detection Research Network (EDRN), has validated the measurement ... > full story -
Biological Warfare, Mad Cow Disease On University of Houston Student's Hit List
June 9, 2005 — A University of Houston student has made an award-winning breakthrough in biosensors that could help bioterrorism researchers in their ability to quickly and accurately detect toxic biological ... > full story -
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MIT's Nanoprinter Could Mass-Produce Nano-Devices
June 8, 2005 — Just as the printing press revolutionized the creation of reading matter, a "nano-printing" technique developed at MIT could enable the mass production of nano-devices currently built one at a time. ... > full story -
Study: 'Homemade' Gene Expression Technology Unreliable
May 27, 2005 — Technology for analyzing gene expression must be standardized among laboratories and across platforms around the world to support this age of human genome exploration, an Oregon Health & Science ... > full story -
University Of Manchester Develops Vision Chip For New Generation Of 'Human' Robots
May 19, 2005 — The University of Manchester is to help develop a new generation of robots with 'human' instincts. The REVERB project, which involves BAE Systems and a number of other leading UK Universities, is ... > full story
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