Genetically Engineered Extracellular Vesicles Show Potential in Targeting Tumor Site, Provides Better Approach in Cancer Therapy

Medicine & Technology Jul 26, 2023

A study by a group of biomedical engineers reveal the potential of genetically engineered vesicles in targeting cancer cells. Find out more about their discovery in this article.

Eating Process of Cells Observed for the First Time; Vesicles and Other Functions Proven Through High-Definition Imaging

Dec 30, 2021

A new study was able to process the first-ever imaging of cells and how they absorb and produce vesicles throughout a living body.

Frog Foam Potential Treatment for Skin Cancer; Study Claims It Could be an Effective Substitute to Existing Prescriptions

Sep 09, 2021

A new study recently showed a potential treatment for skin cancer in frog foam. It may also serve as a substitute for the existing treatments currently being prescribed by doctors.

Cellular Fingertips May Help in Wound Closure and Heal Other Illnesses, Researchers Say

Mar 23, 2021

Study investigators at Nara Institute of Science Technology or NAIST recently reported in a new study, an approach by which cells may use fingers to communicate instructions for wound closure.

New Way of Treating Cancer Uses Tiny Bubbles

Sep 20, 2019

New research suggests that healthy cells in the human body release nano-sized bubbles that could serve as a channel to transfer genetic material.