Biochemistry and molecular biology

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• Biosciences

  5 Dec 2011:

  Study of life, from molecules to populations – includes nutrition, biology, botany, zoology, genetics, microbiology and molecular biology

• Rosalind Franklin: My Favourite Scientist

  9 Nov 2011:

  Who is your favourite scientist? One scientist talks about Rosalind Franklin and her ground-breaking work

• The power of open-source cancer research

  3 Nov 2011:

  This video captures Dr Jay Bradner sharing his inspiring ideas about the future of open-source medical research

• Food remains in ancient cooking pots suggest farming caught on slowly

  24 Oct 2011: Residues in 6,000-year-old cooking pots point to a gradual transition to agriculture, contrary to received wisdom

• Gummy bears and the chemistry of drugs

  3 Oct 2011:

  or; how an augmented-reality ball of gummy bears can help researchers learn which drugs may potentially work best

• What the tourists don't see – raw science at the Natural History Museum

  27 Sep 2011:

  Camila Ruz: Science Uncovered at London's Natural History Museum showcased its scientists' invaluable, usually hidden work

• Synthetic DNA added to yeast cells, paving way for 'evolution' on demand

  14 Sep 2011:

  Scientists' feat could lead to better biofuels and vaccines, and is a significant step towards completely synthetic organisms

• Young blood rejuvenates old brains

  5 Sep 2011:

  Mo Costandi: Imagine taking a pill that could slow down or reverse the decline in cognitive function that comes with ageing. That may one day be possible, if the results of a new study are to be believed

• Innovation is alive and thriving in UK

  1 Sep 2011:

  Letters: The reason why the UK public biotech market is shrinking is a simple one. Successful early-stage biotech companies are being increasingly bought directly by big pharmaceutical companies

• Sunscreen pill could be available within five years, scientists say

  31 Aug 2011: Researchers uncover way coral shields itself against harmful ultraviolet rays and believe it could pave way for anti-sun compound to protect humans

• Ebola: the solution may be in sight

  28 Aug 2011:

  Research in the US suggests that a treatment for the deadly Ebola virus may be less than a decade away, writes Robin McKie

• Atlantic cod survive without 'vital' immune genes, say scientists

  10 Aug 2011:

  The cod genome lacks a set of genes that were thought to be indispensable for immunity against bacteria and other parasites

• Vampire bats can sense the heat of blood flowing in the veins of their prey

  3 Aug 2011:

  Biologists have identified infrared sensors that allow vampire bats to detect a potential victim's veins from 20cm away

• Miniature lab can diagnose disease in the field

  3 Aug 2011:

  GrrlScientist: In a brilliant cross-pollination of engineering, physics and biology, scientists have developed a credit-card sized device that can diagnose HIV and syphilis in the remotest parts of the world in just minutes

• The science and magic of beer

  29 Jul 2011:

  Andy Connelly: Unlike wine, beer is often gulped down without a moment's thought for the skill of the maltsters and brewers who created it

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