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Fri Jul 3

• Child-Safety-i n-Hot-Tubs

Thu Jul 2

• AntibodypediA: The antibodypedia is a community-base d portal showing application-sp ecific validation of publicly available antibodies to human protein targets.

Wed Jul 1

• Occupational Asthma | Asthma Caused by Work Related Environment: Occupational asthma or work asthma or workplace asthma related to job or work environment is about 15 % from all kind of asthma altogether. Are you one of them?

Thu Jun 25

• Under Development: Micromagnetic- Microfluidic Blood Filter: The Ingber Lab at Harvard Medical School and Children' s Hospital Boston has developed a magnetic blood filtering system to get rid of microbes from blood in situ. This system works by adding plastic-coated iron-oxide beads that are coated with antibodies for a specific pathogen. The beads will then strongly adhere to the pathogen in the blood

Tue Jun 23

• Cell Signaling Technology
• Neutralizing antibodies generated during natural HIV-1 infection: good news for an HIV-1 vaccine? : Abstract : Nature Medicine: Recent studies show that antibodies in the sera of some HIV-1?infected individuals can neutralize diverse HIV-1 isolates. Detailed analyses of these sera provide new insights into the viral epitopes targeted by broadly reactive NAbs. The findings discussed here suggest that the natural NAb response to HIV-1 can inform future vaccine design. A concerted effort of structure-base d vaccine design will help guide the development of improved antibody-based vaccines for HIV-1.
• Scientists develop a new HIV microbicide -- and a way to mass produce it in plants: Research published online in The FASEB Journal (http://www.fa sebj.org) describes how scientists from St George's, University of London have devised a one-two punch to stop HIV. First the report describes a new protein that can kill the virus when used as a microbicide. Then the report shows how it might be possible to manufacture this protein in quantities large enough to make it affordable for people in developing countries.

Mon Jun 22

• Product Pathways: NF-kB Signaling

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