Biological Sciences
Weakened intestinal barrier, systemic immune activation may explain symptoms in people without celiac disease
Study discovers molecular pathways that may lead to treatments
The results provide scientists around the globe with new information about the NS1 protein's role in Zika virus infections
The ‘green’ grass of home
The center, funded at $6 million by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), will develop and make available advanced protein measurement technologies
New Seward Stomacher® 400 EVO laboratory blender and sterile media products for food microbiology testing to be shown in U.S. for the first time
Long-term antibiotic treatment in mice decreases levels of disease-causing plaques and enhances neuroinflammatory activity of microglial cells
Technique controls toxicity of ionic liquids, could lower cost by recycling key ingredient
An unprecedented, UA-led study, combining projections of future climate with more than 2 million tree-ring records spanning all of North America, has resulted in detailed forecast maps for the continent that reveal how forest growth will be impacted by climate change
They say an animal-friendly antibody production technique using bacteriophage viruses instead of live animals is being overlooked, despite the enormous potential for reduction in animal use
Will help neurological, psychiatric research
