Researchers now know how key proteins get where they need to be to facilitate the process

Work could lead to a more stable supply of the drug and allow scientists to manipulate that drug to make it even safer and more effective

Tiny microbes like the ones in Kabuno Bay may have created some of the world’s largest ore deposits

Funding will allow research into the safety and efficacy of botanical dietary supplements for women’s health to continue

Work at Australian university brings new insights to the cause, treatment, and prevention of the disease

The finding by Stony Brook researchers and international colleagues was published in Nature

Acquisition complements Agilent’s market-leading separations and mass spectrometry solutions, expands pharma offerings

Cell culture today presents a subtle paradox. Coaxing cells to produce biopharmaceuticals, vitamins, and industrial products requires inserting foreign genes and adapting cells to artificial growth conditions.

Metabolism is at the core of cell biology, and metabolic dysfunction is known to play a major
role in disease pathology and etiology.

With the promise of personalized medicine, the drug and diagnostic industries are booming,
as are academic medical research programs.

Lab Manager's Tanuja Koppal discusses microbiome research with Georg K. Gerber, assistant professor of pathology at Harvard Medical School

New UCSF center aims to make tests more affordable and accessible to doctors