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Extracellular Vesicles in Diagnosing Gene Expressions in Brains

Blood extracellular vesicles carrying brain-specific mRNAs are potential biomarkers for detecting gene expression changes in the female brain
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Tracking Cell Changes that Drive Development

New computer model tracks origin of cell changes that drive development
From Johns Hopkins Medicine: “The quantitative fate mapping program has [MORE]

Drones Delivering Lab Specimens

 
Matternet’s M2 drone has been used to deliver biological samples
Ticino EOC, an 8 hospital group in Lugano, Switzerland has a [MORE]

Soft Tissue Substitutes

Rabbit fat pad regeneration
Trauma, tumor removal, congenital defects and aging can result in soft tissue loss that require reconstructive surgery.  [MORE]

Imaging Tumor Vascularization

Map of tumors grown in mice
Using computation, researchers at Johns Hopkins are able to integrate images from in vivo MRI, [MORE]

Artificial Lymph Node

T cells interacting with gel
Lymph nodes are where T-cells go to learn what to do.  In the natural environment, the [MORE]

Drones Delivering Lab Specimens

Delivery Drone
Ticino EOC, an 8 hospital group in Lugano, Switzerland has a world’s first in delivering pathology specimens between hospitals [MORE]

Technology Commercialization Through Partnerships

Johns Hopkins HealthCare Solutions (“Solutions”) is a recently created division of JHHC. Solutions is structured to commercialize innovative knowledge-based products and [MORE]