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Peek Behind the Paper: Pierre-Yves Lozach on Rift Valley fever virus
In this ‘Peek Behind the Paper’ feature, we take a look behind the scenes of a recent Perspective from the…
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Hold the antibiotics: next-generation hydrogels have arrived
Scientists in Sweden have created a new class of non-antibiotic hydrogel capable of fighting multidrug-resistant (MDR) bacterial infections by enhancing…
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Download your compendium of high-performance oligonucleotide libraries
The Agilent SurePrint Oligonucleotide Library Synthesis platform delivers advanced and reliable array-based DNA synthesis. Agilent have harnessed their SurePrint platform to refine…
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Download your compendium of objective sample analysis control for infectious disease research
Automated electrophoresis is a powerful tool for microbial, fungal, and viral nucleic acid analysis. The Agilent Fragment Analyzer, Agilent TapeStation,…
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COVID-19 biomarkers identified that could diagnose and predict outcomes
Three blood metabolites have been identified by Canadian researchers that appear to be affected by COVID-19, which could be measured in…
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Stuck in the past – testing polymicrobial lung infections in cystic fibrosis
By investigating the lung microbiome we can increase our understanding and therefore treatment avenues for CF lung infections.
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Why do pediatric patients tend to avoid the worst coronavirus complications?
Differences in lung physiology and immune function in children may lie behind their decreased rates of symptomatic infections, hospitalization and death, according to a study from The University of Texas and Baylor College of Medicine (both TX, USA).
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Antiviral strategies for emerging infectious diseases: Cayman Chemical
The emergence and global spread of SARS-CoV-2 has prompted scientific study on an unprecedented scale, with an urgent need for…
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SARS-CoV-2 can infect human myocardiocytes in vitro
Researchers at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center have discovered that SARS-CoV-2 can infect human myocardiocytes in vitro. COVID-19 infection can cause heart problems. This study demonstrates that this could be due to direct infection of myocardiocytes by the virus.
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Researchers identify inflammatory molecules as potential targets for COVID-19
Researchers have accurately profiled the immune response to COVID-19 in critically ill patients, allowing them to identify six inflammatory molecules as potential targets for COVID-19 treatment.