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Automation in Antibody Cocktails for B-Cell Cytometry Panels
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SIGN INManual antibody cocktail preparation is a persistent source of error and time burden in high-parameter flow cytometry…
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Critics said Ukraine was losing the mid-range drone war. Russia’s burning trucks disagree.
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- Russian air defenses are collapsing under relentless Ukrainian drone strikes
- That’s clearing the airspace behind the gray zone for more Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian…
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Novel Molecular “Switch” Drives Cancer Growth
Scientists at the University of Cape Town (UCT) have recently discovered a mechanism that promotes the formation of cancer-associated antigens. Researchers in the Scientific Computing Research Unit (SCRU) describe this mechanism as a molecular “switch”…
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Blocking Specific Immune Cell Function Improves Cancer Vaccines
The immune system is made up of various cells that combat disease. Each cell plays a pivotal role in mediating infection to contain and negate its systemic effects. There are several cells that generate innate immunity or the initial response to disease,…
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Senate Democrats challenge Russian oil waiver—Moscow revenues hit two-year high
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Russia is sharing intelligence on US military positions with Iran and advising Tehran on drone tactics Moscow developed against Ukraine. An Iranian drone killed six US soldiers…
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Slovakia’s Fico will skip Moscow’s parade but still lay flowers in the Kremlin
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico told the independent Slovak outlet Denník N on 22 April that he will not attend Russia’s military parade in Moscow on 9 May, but he is not…
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These 80-year-olds have the memory of 50-year-olds. Scientists now know why
For more than 25 years, researchers at Northwestern Medicine have been studying people age 80 and older known as “SuperAgers” to understand how some individuals maintain exceptional mental sharpness late in life.
These individuals consistently perform on memory tests at levels similar to people…
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