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Five Best Blogs of 2011: Bioscience Medical Success Story using Harvard Bioscience's Stem Cell Technology System

Posted by Jaimee Saliba on Thu, Dec 29, 2011

This story not only amazed us but brought home how important the work of researchers and medical equipment technology developers is in real time, right now, for saving the lives of actual people.  Read the update below, too. -- 12/23/2011

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Biomedical Research Finds Potential Diabetes Cure

Posted by BCI Staff on Mon, Nov 14, 2011

November is Diabetes Awarness Month and November 14th is World Diabetes Day. With that we would like to feature Harvard Medical School's Dr. Denise Faustman, who has been awarded the 2011 George and Judith Goldman Angel Award for her biomedical research on a cure for Type 1 diabetes.

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Harvard Medical Researchers Discover Angiogenesis-Modulating Proteins to Reduce Tumor Size

Posted by BCI Staff on Tue, Oct 11, 2011

      Blood vessels are often looked upon as a constructive part of a functioning organism; a healthy vascular system indicates strong circulation. An unhealthy vascular system leads to weak circulation, low blood pressure, and a low supply of blood to the extremities of the body.

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Tags: Northeast, Massachusetts, Angiogenesis Modulation, Harvard Medical School

Bioresearch Jumps Forward with Harvard Mitochondria Breakthrough

Posted by BCI Staff on Thu, Oct 06, 2011

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In perhaps the crowning achievement of a decade of work, a group of Harvard University researchers have identified the specific protein responsible for calcium absorption in mitochondria, solving a long-standing and crucial problem for our understanding of an essential cellular component.

Drawing on resources such as "the Human Genome Project, freely downloadable genomic databases, and a few tricks," as Vamsi Mootha, the project leader and associate professor of systems biology at Harvard Medical School, put it, the project represents a significant step forward for the field and should open the door to treatment of a number of diseases thought to be related to calcium deficiency in mitochondria. Particularly remarkable about the study is its synthesis of recently-developed cellular and genomic technologies to solve the problem.

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Tags: Northeast, cell biology, genome research, 2012, Boston, BioResearch Product Faire Event, 1 day only, Genomics, MA, Harvard, Harvard Medical School, 2011

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