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Alzheimer’s disease destroys brain cells in part by promoting the formation of insoluble clumps that contain a protein called tau. Not only are these...

A UCLA alumnus and Nobel laureate shared his latest research on RNA sorting into exosomes at a seminar Wednesday. Randy Schekman shared the...

Molecular profiling has changed the treatment landscape in advanced non-small-cell lung cancer. Accurately identifying the tumours that harbour sensitizing EGFR mutations, the most common targetable molecular alteration, as well as those with acquired resistance mutations (e.g. T790M) on treatment is ...

Assistant Researcher, Step 1 at University of California – Los Angeles Type: Full Time Location: Los Angeles, California Job#: JPF02849 Recruitment Period: – Open February 14th, 2017 through February 21st, 2017 DESCRIPTION The UCLA School of Dentistry invites applications for ...

Despite the significant interest and widespread implications of exosomes, their clinical utility has been limited and biological roles obscured due to the difficulty in their isolation. The current gold standard for isolation is a label-free method that involves repeated lengthy ...