A bird’s eye view of carbon stocks: mapping carbon resources using LiDAR technology
New technological advances improve the accuracy of carbon mapping – a means to aid resource management
Miguel Martínez-González on whether wine in moderation helps prevent depression
Researchers investigate whether alcohol can have a protective effect on the risk of developing depression
Bacterial social networks: computational models probe bacterial social signalling systems
Computational modelling of the quorum sensing systems of Pseudomonas aeruginosa provide insights into the anti-bacterial drug targets
Can whole-body CT improve survival in severe blunt trauma?
Research probes the impact of whole-body CT on mortality in a retrospective study of severe blunt trauma patients
Stem cell therapy for stroke: can neural precursors aid recovery?
Researchers characterise the therapeutic potential of human embryonic stem cells in a mouse model of ischaemic stroke
Clearing the traps: how decreased degradation of NETs affects Lupus
Researchers reveal how defective degradation of neutrophil extracellular traps in SLE patients impacts disease phenotype
The importance of history in antibiotic resistant bacteria
Researchers look at how antibiotic resistant bacteria evolve when antibiotics are removed from their environment – does resistance persist?
Procalcitonin and its potential in predicting cancer mortality risk
Procalcitonin levels rise in inflammation, heart disease and cancer, but what is it’s potential in predicting disease in healthy individuals?
Sex differences: renal gene expression differs with gender
Sex specific differences in renal disease incidence are well established; differential gene expression may explain why
Keith Bradnam on Assemblathon 2: putting genome assembly tools to the test
Assemblathon 2 set about testing the numerous genome assembly tools developed to piece together vast amounts of sequencing data
