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05-Dec-2013 - Scientists in Canada and the United States have developed a chip sensor for monitoring how drug candidates alter amyloid-β peptide aggregation that they hope could be used to find new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease. Research into Alzheimer’s disease has shown that the self-aggregation of the ...
30-Oct-2013 - Scientists in Canada have developed a low-cost, portable, paper-based device for detecting antibiotic-resistant bacteria that could be used in the field in remote areas to characterise infectious diseases and assess food and water quality. The scientists used a paper support to hold wax-patterned ...
29-Aug-2013 - Scientists in the US and Korea have developed a highly sensitive fluorescent probe that can detect a toxic chemical used in industrial processes in a variety of different environments – including living cells. Hydrazine is used in in many different applications – as the gas-forming agent in air ...
12-Jul-2013 - Scientists in the UK and Germany have developed and tested new compounds that enhance the contrast of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans of the brain to show the location of receptor molecules linked to serious neurological disorders in real time. In research published in Chemical Science, ...
18-Jun-2013 - Research describes a rapid computational method for identifying incorrect molecular structures that have been mistakenly determined using misassigned NMR signals. Ariel Sarotti, a scientist in Argentina, has developed a tool that combines calculated and experimental 13C NMR data to flag up ...
11-Jun-2013 - Research reports a new metal oxide semi-conductor (MOS)-based breath test for diabetes that can be produced safely and at a low cost, without employing flame spray pyrolysis. Flame spray pyrolysis is the usual method for making MOS-based sensors, but it can involve unsafe processing procedures ...
11-Jun-2013 - Research describes the development of a portable device that can extract HIV viral RNA from whole human blood to produce a purified and thermally-stable sample without the use of electric power. The technology has the potential to enable accurate monitoring of patient response to HIV treatment in ...
16-Apr-2013 - Chloride ions are central to many biological processes and measuring the concentration of chloride ions in biological fluids can help diagnose a number of diseases, including cystic fibrosis. Scientists from the US have synthesised a squaraine rotaxane which can detect chloride ions via ...
21-Mar-2013 - Scientists using computational techniques to look at processes in DNA have employed a surface-hopping approach to predict the degree of charge localisation across nucleobases. The technique should allow more accurate modeling of the effects of charge transfer within the molecule. Different ...
07-Mar-2013 - Analytical chemists have measured the levels of selected organic compounds found in human breath, with the aim of one day applying the technique to the routine diagnosis of disease. The analysis of biomarkers in exhaled air and in blood can reveal the presence of cancer, the rejection of organs ...
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