Tea, Gold Nanoparticles Helps in Treating Prostate Cancer
“In our study, we found that a special compound in tea was attracted to tumor cells in the prostate,” said […]
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Biomedical Research Infrastructure Goes Global
Six institutions from Canada, the Czech Republic, Austria, France and Italy have now become official partners of the Infrafrontier consortium. With the participation of Canada, the consortium will be extended beyond Europe. The aim is to create a multinational research infrastructure for the phenotyping and archiving of mouse models of human diseases.
