Q&A: UNCs Webster-Cyriaque Discusses qPCR Assay for Common HPV Types in Genital, Oral Tissue

Clinical researchers from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill School have developed a nested, quantitative PCR assay to specifically detect four of the most common types of disease-associated human papillomavirus and generally detect any HPV type from both genital and oral tissues.

Reality of STDs unavoidable

Subject: Crimelog- Author: Brandi Panter- Published: Friday, September 03, 2010

Resistive RAM Gains Ground

The search for new memory types that can store more data than the dynamic RAM of computer memory and the floating-gate flash of portable electronics is intensifying.

Doctor, you can't be serious! They might sound barking, but some of our crazy DIY remedies actually work

VICTORIA LAMBERT took 15 of the most interesting and asked a variety of medical specialists to explain why they might work - and how.

Professor receives $3 million from federal government for HPV research

The National Institute of Health recently awarded a $3 million grant to a University of Missouri-St. Louis professor to help in his work combating human papillomavirus, the world’s most pervasive sexually transmitted disease.