Category: Articles

Kurt Wüthrich, joint winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, contributed to the use of NMR to discover the 3D structure of proteins using sequential assignment and mathematical techniques. Read More

The global aging population means that rates of Alzheimer’s disease are expected to reach 14 million patients by 2060, many of whom will experience psychosis. Read More

2002’s Nobel Prize for Chemistry recognised the translation of mass spectrometry to large molecules which has been instrumental in unlocking the proteome toward new therapies. Read More

A novel method of computational biology using colonies of bacteria has been developed by researchers at University College London. Read More

NHS England aims to match up to 10,000 cancer patients to suitable personalised cancer vaccine clinical trials by 2030. Read More

The first-of-its-kind trial presents a positive outlook for cancer types with historically poor survival rates. Read More

The predictive biomarker does not require multi-omic or screening data, but rather routine clinical features. Read More

Genomics helped the UK-based team track down a gene that, when over expressed, was significantly responsible for causing IBD. Read More

Although colonoscopy is definitively the most effective method of colorectal cancer diagnosis, the blood test is “better than nothing.” Read More

H5N1 outbreaks in the US have mobilised pandemic preparedness mechanisms with stockpiling of avian flu vaccines. Read More