Christina Jackson

Credit: Alfred Pasieka / Science Photo Library / Getty Images Bacteria-based cancer therapy harnesses bacteria to target cancer cells.

A new method to culture antitumor bacteria using highly porous scaffolds improved anticancer properties and safety in animal testing.

Neural networks of the human brain; a 3D illustration. [Lancaster University] Neural stem cells (NSCs) are important for the development and regeneration of the nervous system.

Cancer cells may use ribosomes to hide their visibility from the immune system.

A new group of bacterial toxins that can kill harmful bacteria and fungi have been discovered which may help against antibiotic resistance.

The protein factories of our cells, ribosomes, are much more diverse than we thought they were.

Prostate cancer cells, 3D illustration. [Kateryna Kon/Science Photo Library/Getty Images]

The findings in mice suggest monitoring the levels of EVs in the blood could provide direct insight into the level of tissue damage, critical information that may inform ways to better detect and treat diseases.

Specific inhibitors that could prevent the loss of nerve cells in different mouse models of Alzheimer's disease uncovered.

A new study shows the ketogenic diet increases anti-inflammatory compounds in mouse model of multiple sclerosis.