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12.12.2011
Die Münchener Apceth GmbH hat sich auf die Entwicklung von stammzellbasierten Therapien spezialisiert, die bei der Behandlung der arteriellen Verschlusskrankheit zum Einsatz kommen.
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11.11.2011
Biogas of natural gas quality: At the University of Hohenheim, researchers are simulating the conditions of the deep sea to produce pure and inexpensive biogas.
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11.10.2011
Some drugs work effectively, but can damage the heart. At the University of Saarland, a group of molecular cell biologists headed by Peter Lipp has developed an optical approach to drug testing. Another original aspect to their work is that instead of using animal experiments, the scientists at CordiLux work with adult myocardial cell cultures.
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14.09.2011
The children of mothers who have been exposed to domestic violence during pregnancy exhibit a higher genetic predisposition to behavioural problems and mental disorders. This is one conclusion of a BMBF-funded project from scientists in Constance.
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15.08.2011
First there was ‘Lupinesse’, the ice cream made from pure vegetable ingredients, and now the Fraunhofer researchers are hoping to bring animal fat-free liverwurst and bologna to the supermarket counters.
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13.08.2011
Down's syndrome is the most common genetic disease. Detecting Trisomy 21 in unborn babies routinely necessitates a cell extraction procedure. Now a genetic test has been developed that can make do with only a small blood sample from the mother.
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22.07.2011
Protein kinases, an important class of enzymes, are associated with both the development of cancer and with diabetes. Researchers in Frankfurt working within the GO-Bio Initiative are now researching ways of controlling the kinases.
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18.06.2011
Polyunsaturated fatty acids are beneficial for health, but the health-promoting substances are chemically extremely unstable. A research network is hoping to alter the fatty acids for processing into food additives.
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28.04.2011
Biochips are used to diagnose diseases, test drugs, or search for new cancer therapies. But as useful as they are, the standard production approach is extremely complicated and expensive. Researchers in Heidelberg have thus opted to take an entirely different approach: Printed biochips.
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22.03.2011
Oranges are not just for orange juice. The skin can also be used as a raw material for a form of natural preservative for cosmetics, a process that researchers are now preparing for industrial application.
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