The novel STAR assay can rapidly determine telomere dysregulation in cancers and age-related diseases in clinical settings A MAGNIFIED IMAGE CAPTURED BY THE DEVICE USED TO PERFORM STAR ASSAY. DIFFERENT FLUORESCENT INTENSITIES REFLECT THE LENGTH VARIATIONS IN INDIVIDUAL TELOMERE MOLECULES. view more CREDIT: NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE The plastic tips attached to the ends of...
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Everything you need to know about man boobs
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CRISPR cousin SHERLOCK may be able to track down diseases
CRISPR is known as the genome-editing power house so far. Recently scientists have discovered a far more superior diagnostic tool known as SHERLOCK. That achievement described in Science, would pave way for quick, easy, cheap and precise diagnostic tests. Researchers have developed a promising method for detecting extremely low concentrations of genetic material. Though there...