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10/22/2026

Iron deficiency during pregnancy may have lasting implications for a baby's developing . New research at the University of Rochester Medicine highlights why detecting and treating maternal is crucial, and the effects it can have.

https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/news/publications/neuroscience/prenatal-iron-deficiency-leaves-lasting-changes-in-the-developing-brain

10/20/2026

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10/19/2026

Researchers found use from childhood through early adulthood was associated with higher odds of at age 24. This research emphasizes the need for careful prescribing of antibiotics.

Antibiotic use from childhood through early adulthood was associated with higher odds of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) at age 24, with the odds increasing as the number of antibiotic prescriptions rose, according to a new study presented at UEG Week 2026.

10/15/2026

Researchers leveraged our Bioron Super-Taq polymerase in TAIL-PCR to map mini-Tn5 insertion sites and identify bacterial involved in pH-dependent FE uptake.
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https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(26)01132-3

Arabidopsis coordinates Fe acquisition with its root microbiota by releasing distinct coumarin chemotypes in response to environmental pH. These root-exuded specialized metabolites interact with root-associated bacteria to mobilize Fe either through bacterial siderophore-dependent chelation at circu...

10/14/2026

Researchers at Cleveland Clinic discovered a new way alcohol abuse can cause brain dysfunction and damage, through cells. The team found a potential treatment target in MyD88, a activated when sensors detect injury or other danger signals.

A Cleveland Clinic research team studying alcohol and the brain discovered a new way that alcohol abuse can cause brain dysfunction and damage: through immune cells called microglia. The research also identified a potential new treatment target.

10/09/2026

Using -editing techniques in mice, researchers created the most comprehensive lineage maps for development. With the current maps as references, researchers can start to manipulate cells to determine developmental paths.

Using genome editing to trace cell lineages, researchers capture the early history of the mouse embryo in unprecedented detail

10/06/2026

Women are more likely to develop and one reason might be . New research found in the blood of women in their 40s & 50s, related to brain function, , and diseases are elevated during menopause.

Shifts in blood proteins could point to ways to fight menopause “brain fog” and prevent later dementia

10/05/2026

Exciting new research continues to highlight the significance of promoter methylation in research. Our MethylDetect EpiMelt Assays were leveraged in crucial research studies to detect BRCA1 epimutations.
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10/01/2026

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we recognize research’s role in early detection, improving treatment, and saving lives. We’re proud to offer products used in studies aiming to better understand breast cancer and improve patient outcomes.

09/29/2026

New research from Yale Medicine may help explain why some patients with that have a small number of growths experience severe pain, while others have no symptoms. They found that elevated levels of IL16 were linked to pain severity. Researchers hope these insights could lead to new treatments that directly target the mechanisms driving pain.

Researchers have uncovered molecular differences that distinguish painful endometriosis.