Written in the blood

Article Abstract:

A research work related with angiogenesis, which created a lot of controversy about an imminent cure for cancer in 1990 with cancer still uncured is presented. Controlling the growth of blood vessels could help treat a wide range of diseases, thus revealing that the future of angiogenesis research and drug development is promising.

Science & research, Research, Blood vessels, Cancer, Neovascularization

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Growth industry

Article Abstract:

The future of cancer research is bright with cancer increasingly being seen as treatable. The exciting new opportunities in the field of cancer research is being talked about by Jeff Hanke, vice president for cancer research at AstraZeneca R&D Boston in Waltham, Massachusetts.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Massachusetts, Forecasts and trends, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Market trend/market analysis, Hanke, Jeff

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Developing themes

Article Abstract:

The overlap of areas, which defines developmental biology, that makes quantifying career options difficult are discussed. Evo-devo, genomics, stem-cell biology, transgenic organic are different parts of developmental biology that attracts teachers, and several researchers.

Biologists, Developmental biology, Educational aspects

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