Tag: Pharmaceutical Research
Addressing the key translational challenges of regenerative medicine
Sophie Mountcastle, Science Manager of the UK Regenerative Medicine Platform, describes the current regenerative medicine landscape in the UK.
Analysing the effects of long-period space flight on cardiac atrophy
Novel research conducted on mouse models may help to combat cardiac atrophy experienced by astronauts during long-period space flight.
Identifying natural product medications with machine learning algorithms
Machine learning algorithms will potentially advance the search for natural product drugs for cancers, viral infections, and other conditions.
Automating production of pharmaceutical compounds
Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a unique method to automate the production of pharmaceutical compounds.
Enhancing nanoscale devices through Mycoplasma mobile analysis
In the first discovery of its kind, scientists have identified the gliding machinery of the bacterium Mycoplasma mobile.
Novel new therapy could treat aggressive childhood cancer
Researchers at the Children’s Cancer Institute have discovered a combination of therapies that appear highly effective at combatting neuroblastoma and other forms of aggressive childhood cancer.
Bacterial outer membrane vesicles: enhancing antibiotic research
Dr Johannes Thoma and Dr Björn Burmann discuss their work using OMVs to potentially gain new insight into antibiotic resistance mechanisms.
New algorithm for the diagnostics of dementia
An international research team has developed a new algorithm based on blood and cerebrospinal fluid biomarker measurements for the diagnostics of dementia.
Developing solutions to combat antibiotic resistant bacteria
Proteon Pharmaceuticals SA has established the Phage Development Platform, which is providing novel solutions to antibiotic resistance.
A once-a-week insulin therapy may restructure Type 2 diabetes treatment
A new clinical trial has suggested that a novel once-a-week insulin therapy could replace conventional Type 2 diabetes treatment.
A flexible approach to bioimplants
New kind of bioimplants are being developed by the Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering at Sheffield University.
Technology and mindset for quantification will lead success in cell manufacturing
Drs Kei Kanie and Ryuji Kato from Nagoya University are trying to break open the data-driven cell culture process development concept to ensure that the future of cell manufacturing will promise quality cell therapy products.
Osteoclasts and their role in musculoskeletal disease
Dr Salber of Hospital of the RUHR-University Bochum discussess how osteoclasts have a role as cells responsible for the resorption of bone.
Study reveals positive role of androgens in breast cancer treatment
New evidence about the positive role of androgens in breast cancer treatment has been discovered by researchers at the University of Adelaide.
3D computer simulations identify how proton pump inhibitors can increase dementia risk
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet report that the long-term use of proton pump inhibitors could increase the risk of developing dementia.
Reducing the spread of multidrug-resistant bacteria
The University of Jaén analyse the evolution of antibiotic resistance and the challenges posed by multidrug-resistant bacteria.
Antimicrobial resistance in aquaculture could become an urgent crisis by 2030
According to Daniel Schar of the Free University of Brussels, Belgium, antimicrobial resistance in aquaculture is a growing cause for concern.
REVIVO BioSystems: transforming the in vitro research market
Revivo Biosystems’ organ-on-a-chip platforms enables future targeted developments for the chemical and personal care, transforming in vitro research.
Common anti-depressant could treat patients with childhood sarcoma
A new study has found that a common anti-depressant may stop the spread of childhood sarcoma in mice and laboratory cell experiments.
Scientists manufacture Parkinson’s drug using the shells of crustaceans
Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a novel method of turning the shells of crustaceans into drugs to treat Parkinson’s...