Scientists Use Blood Test to Predict Who Is Likely to Develop Psychotic Disorders
Certain proteins in blood samples can predict whether a person at risk of psychosis is likely to develop a psychotic disorder
clinical research
How Bacteria Adhere to Fiber in the Gut
Molecular mechanics of bacterial superglue
Urine Test Detects Organ Transplant Rejection, Could Replace Needle Biopsies
New nanoparticle makes urine glow as soon as T cells initiate an attack on transplanted organs
Developing a Blood Test for Pain
A new blood test may be able to identify biomarkers in the blood that can help objectively determine how severe a patient’s pain is
Innovations in Imaging Mass Spectrometry
Timothy Garrett, PhD, talks about the recent developments in mass spectrometry-based imaging and its growing applications, especially on the clinical side.
LC-MS-Based Metabolomics
Metabolomics resides atop a Mount Rushmore of ‘omics’ disciplines
New Material Could ‘Drive Wound Healing’ Using the Body's Inbuilt Healing System
A new molecule could change the way traditional materials work with the body
Better Mouse Model Built to Enable Precision Medicine Research for Alzheimer's
NIH-funded team shows that introducing genetic diversity improves translatability
Promising Diagnostic Tool Identified for Alzheimer's Disease
One of the biggest challenges in studying Alzheimer's disease thus far is the inability to watch neurofibrillary tangles develop in real time
New Opportunities for Lab Robotics
Laboratory robotics offer new opportunities for both researchers and clinical lab workers