April 2017 Issue of The Translational Scientist

Welcome to the April issue of The Translational Scientist! We explore a miniature biosensor that diagnoses HIV, prostate cancer protein pathways that could give us more therapeutics for the disease, and reversing the drug resistance of a superbug. We’ve also got many more articles coming soon – we’ll be publishing new content every week for this issue so keep checking in to the website for new articles!

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Articles featured in this issue

 Disease Area Biomedical engineering

Growing a Greener Heart

| Joshua Gershlak

The answer to biomedically engineering cardiac scaffolds may lie with plants
Research Field Neuroscience

Video of the Month

Gut microbiome neurogenesis does occur in adult tissue
Outside the Lab Clinical trials

Doing More with Less

| Raffaella Ravinetto

How can we best utilize equipment and resources in low-income regions?
Disease Area Biomedical engineering

Rescinding Antimicrobial Resistance

| William Aryitey

The drug resistance of "superbug" K. pneumoniae can be reversed by tapping into its genome
Research Field Cancer

From Neurobiology to Prostate Cancer Pathology

| William Aryitey

New therapeutic targets and biomarkers for prostate cancer may be possible thanks to the drebrin/EB3 pathways
Disease Area Biomedical engineering

Super Sensor

| Charlotte Barker

A miniature sensor speeds up the diagnosis of HIV

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