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Lean lab – how to achieve more with less

July 26, 2010
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Liz Gallagher answers questions on the Lean approach to improving laboratory processes
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Identifying high risk patients

July 26, 2010
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Dr Elizabeth Rapley updates us on the latest research into prostate cancer from the Institute of Cancer Research
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New test for food allergies

July 26, 2010
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An allergic reaction to milk, peanuts, eggs and soy can be life-threatening, but current allergy tests can be unreliable so a chemical engineer from MIT has developed a test to...
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Tea v coffee and rheumatoid arthritis

July 26, 2010
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Female tea drinkers have an increased risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis compared with non-tea drinkers, while women who drink coffee showed no increased risk according to new research from the...
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From photons to food, fuels and chemicals: improving nature

July 22, 2010
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Understanding and improving photosynthesis could be the key to providing better crops for food and fuel, and may even affect climate change – Professor Douglas Kell tells us more
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Understanding allergies

July 22, 2010
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The identification of new biomarkers in the lab is already having a significant impact on research into allergens at a clinical level, says Carl-Johan Ivarsson. But can computer software help...
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Knockout creates cancer killer cells

July 22, 2010
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A new type of cell capable of killing tumour cells and preventing cancerous growths forming could shape the basis of a new source of cell-based anti-cancer therapies.
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Arsenic – a promising cancer treatment?

July 21, 2010
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Arsenic has a notorious reputation as a deadly poison, but it could also be used in future cancer treatments according to new research from Stanford University.
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Astrocytes the star of the brain

July 21, 2010
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Star-shaped brain cells have a central role in the regulation of breathing and could provide insight into conditions such as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome according to new research.
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Mojo – magical name for new dinosaur species

July 21, 2010
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A dinosaur which had a heart-shaped frill on its head has been named Mojoceratops by its discoverer, who wanted the name to reflect the dinosaur’s flamboyant appearance.
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