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Most engineered human cells created for studying disease
Combat & Control of Diseases

Most engineered human cells created for studying disease

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DNA damage can EVADE REPAIR for YEARS, changing views on mutations
Combat & Control of Diseases

DNA damage can EVADE REPAIR for YEARS, changing views on mutations

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Key cells could be targeted to prevent PAINFUL rheumatoid arthritis flare-ups
Combat & Control of Diseases

Key cells could be targeted to prevent PAINFUL rheumatoid arthritis flare-ups

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‘Healthy fats’ could protect against motor neuron disease
Combat & Control of Diseases

‘Healthy fats’ could protect against motor neuron disease

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Improving patient recruitment in clinical trials
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Improving patient recruitment in clinical trials

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HiFi long read sequencing a ‘major advance’ for rare disease diagnostics
Combat & Control of Diseases

HiFi long read sequencing a ‘major advance’ for rare disease diagnostics

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Implanted medical devices coated with copper nanoparticles could cut infection risk
Research

Implanted medical devices coated with copper nanoparticles could cut infection risk

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Mild exposure to environmental stressors appears to offer protection, study finds
Research

Mild exposure to environmental stressors appears to offer protection, study finds

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Bacteria evolved to ‘help neighbouring cells after death’
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Bacteria evolved to ‘help neighbouring cells after death’

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Shaping the future of biosciences with Teesside University
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Shaping the future of biosciences with Teesside University

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New wave of discovery science surges ahead
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New wave of discovery science surges ahead

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Tell your science story through the power of art
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Tell your science story through the power of art

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Why early-stage assets are all the rage in pharma dealmaking right now
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Why early-stage assets are all the rage in pharma dealmaking right now

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NETPark: A Hub of Innovation for Bioscience Companies with Expanding Facilities and Strong Regional Connections
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NETPark: A Hub of Innovation for Bioscience Companies with Expanding Facilities and Strong Regional Connections

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Early skeleton map reveals how bones form in humans
Combat & Control of Diseases

Early skeleton map reveals how bones form in humans

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‘Sunshine against cancer’ RESEARCH breakthrough
Combat & Control of Diseases

‘Sunshine against cancer’ RESEARCH breakthrough

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