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Thu Jun 25

• Under Development: Micromagnetic- Microfluidic Blood Filter: The Ingber Lab at Harvard Medical School and Children' s Hospital Boston has developed a magnetic blood filtering system to get rid of microbes from blood in situ. This system works by adding plastic-coated iron-oxide beads that are coated with antibodies for a specific pathogen. The beads will then strongly adhere to the pathogen in the blood

Thu Jun 11

• Parasite Breaks Its Own DNA To Avoid Detection

Fri Jun 5

• YouTube - Pathogen Recognition in a Macrophage Cell: Pathogen Recognition in a Macrophage Cell

Wed Jun 3

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Tue May 5

• Bacteriality ? Exploring Chronic Disease

Sun Apr 26

• Mutant Swine Flu virus Crosses Species Barrier: Apparently the virus has been able to form mutations within its capsular wall by including proteins associated with human and avian flu strains. This new mutation makes it challenging for the human bodies immune system to recognize the pathogen and neutralize it.

Tue Apr 21

• INTERVIEW-Sano fi hopes to market dengue vaccine by 2015 | Reuters: If a dengue survivor is later infected with another strain of dengue, the person is highly likely to develop haemorrhagic dengue fever, which can be deadly. Of the estimated 230 million people infected annually, two million, mostly children, develop dengue haemorrhagic fever, which is the top cause of hospitalisatio n in Southeast Asia, she said. Dengue outbreaks have risen in the Asia-Pacific in the past year, killing three times more people than in recent years, an official at the World Health Organisation said in March. Last year, 3,255 people died of the disease in the agency's Southeast Asia countries grouping, which includes South Asia and North Korea as well as Indonesia and Thailand.

Fri Apr 17

• UI chemists' DNA biosynthesis discovery could lead to better antibiotics: Combating several human pathogens, including some biological warfare agents, may one day become a bit easier thanks to research reported by a University of Iowa chemist and his colleagues in the April 16 issue of the journal Nature. Amnon Kohen, associate professor of chemistry in the UI College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, said that the study indicated a new mechanism by which certain organisms manufacture the DNA base thymidylate. This new mechanism is so very different from the way humans synthesize this base that drugs targeting this biosynthetic path in the pathogens are unlikely to affect the human path, thus resulting in very reduced side effects or no side effects at all.

Sat Apr 11

• Some Tips to Start Flu Treatment: Most various diseases can hide under the mask of flu: a hepatites, measles, AIDS, etc. In these cases self-treatment is fraught with serious risks for you health.

Thu Apr 2

• Nathan Wolfe hunts for the next killer virus | Video on TED.com: Nathan Wolfe is a virus hunter who is trying to circumvent the next pandemic. By discovering deadly new viruses where they first emerge, he may avoid the loss of millions of lives. These viruses pass from animals (bush meat) to humans among poor subsistence hunters in Africa.

Mon Mar 30

• Germany's Mystery Cow Disease: 'Holy Mary, Help Us in Our Hour of Need!' - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International

Mon Mar 16

• Pathogens in Our Pork: We don?t add antibiotics to baby food and Cocoa Puffs so that children get fewer ear infections. That?s because we understand that the overuse of antibiotics is already creating ?superbugs? resistant to medication.
• Fungal Pathogenesis: Varying for virulence : Nature Reviews Microbiology: How has Candida glabrata become the second most prevalent yeast pathogen in humans? The answer almost definitely lies in its ability to rapidly change its genomic organization, and a report by Poláková et al. provides further insight into this phenomenon.

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