Biological SCENE Week of February 23-27, 2015

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Highlights from the Biological SCENE, February 23-27, 2015

Life Science Researchers Call For Antibody Standardization All antibody reagents should be sequenced and then produced using those sequences in a standardized way, scientists say. Reconstructed Ancestral Proteins Answer Question About Gleevec's Binding Mechanism Researchers retrace evolutionary paths of two modern kinases to learn why the well-known cancer drug targets one enzyme but not the other. Sunlight And Melanin Implicated In Cancerous Chemistry Photochemistry: Skin pigments participate in DNA-damaging reactions hours after exposure to UV light. Drugs That Regulate Metabolism May Treat Lupus Autoimmune Disease: Immune cells in mice with lupus symptoms have overactive metabolisms, study shows. Genome Changes Mapped In Humans Epigenomics: Most comprehensive results to date in collaborative epigenome-mapping project. When Chemicals Became Weapons of War The release of poison gas 100 years ago changed the face of World War I and gave humanity a new weapon of mass destruction. >> More Biological SCENE Stories