A developmental regulator of bacterial division
Mechanism described in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) may lead to the development of new antibiotics
Alternatives to in vivo animal testing
New in vitro assays and computer simulation models are reducing animal experiments
LNBio represents Brazil in International Consortium
Funded by the European Commission, the Project aims to develop new drugs against neglected diseases.
Opportunity: Scientific Initiation
LNBio is seeking an undergraduate student to contribute to a project on structural biology. Funding for this position is provided by CNPq.
LNBio signs collaboration research agreement with Phytobios
Identification of bioactive compounds in extracts obtained from Brazilian plant species
Fast and simple diagnostic test to diarrhea
Diagnostic kit using immunochromatographic device to detect etiological agents of diarrhea
Viral vector to enhance immunity against cancer
LNBio project investigates the inactivation of molecular targets that are important for the immunosuppressive phenotype of Treg, by using RNAi.
LNBio signs research agreement with Brasil Kirin
The partnership is focused on the development of innovative products and processes
Research discovery points to a next generation of chemoterapeuticauls
LNBio researcher describes new mechanisms of proteasome inhibition, a validated target against cancer.