Theresa's Biotech / Biomedical Blog June 2007 Archive

Researchers at Emory University in Atlanta and the Institute of Child Health in London recently presented a mathematical model that challenges the current theory of how HIV attacks human immune ... Read More

We knew it was coming, but it wouldn't be right for me to ignore it after so many blogs on the topic: Yes, President Bush has delivered his veto as ... Read More

I think it's safe to assume that nearly everyone with a computer is aware of the risks of having an internet hookup. Every day we are bombarded by spyware, adware ... Read More

If you wanted to invest in biotechnology, where would you start? For some, the preferred, and unquestionably safer route is to pick a larger established company with stable sales from ... Read More

I just stumbled across an amazing resource on the BIOTECanada site, called the Biotechnology Timeline, that I thought would be of interest to educators, students or, really, anyone else interested ... Read More

The US Congress has sent another stem cell bill to the White House, in a repeated attempt to gain more federal funding for research on stem cells derived from embryos ... Read More

Three independent laboratories reported strikingly similar results this week, in the journals Nature and Cell Stem Cell, showing successful reversion of mouse skin cells to an embryonic-like state. In a ... Read More

In a recent report by the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), data is presented that debunks the theory that over-patenting in the biotechnology industry is hindering research progress. In contrast, the ... Read More