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Angle PLC Announces Parsortix Outperforms Standard for DTC Harvest

PARSORTIX SYSTEM OUTPERFORMS CURRENT LABORATORY STANDARD FOR DISSEMINATED TUMOUR CELL HARVEST DTCs linked to cancer relapse even after prolonged remissionDTCs harvested by the Parsortix system were 'abundant and viable' facilitating biomarker assessmentGUILDFORD, .

United kingdomUnited statesCity ofAndrew newlandCiara martinThomas bectiveSimon conwayToby flauxMilo bonserKaren millerIan griffithsShaam voraCiaran walshResearch useLondon stock exchangeInternational journal of molecular sciences

For over 20 years, archaeologists in Germany thought a 35,000-year-old figurine they found was a horse Now, they aren t sure whether or not it s a cave lion or cave bear

Archaeologists have found a fifth piece of an ivory figurine from the Ice Age, and now they're trying to figure out what on earth it's supposed to be.

Baden wübergNicholas conardHohle felsPrehistoric museum in blaubeurenSwabian juraIce agePrehistoric museumUniversity of tübingenNicholas conardHohle felsVory figurineSave lion

150 million-year-old turtle pancake found in Germany

The ancient reptile swam in the shallow waters near a string of islands in today's Bavaria.

Felix augustinAndreas matzkeUniversity of tübingenSea turtle

Extraordinary Ceiling Reliefs Uncovered in an Ancient Egyptian Temple Depict the Zodiac, Planets, and Fantastic Beasts—See Them Here

Conservation work on the Temple of Esna in Egypt has uncovered 12 reliefs representing Babylonian zodiac signs.

Nordrhein westfalenChristian leitzAhmed emam ministry of tourismEgyptian ministry of tourismEgyptian ministryAhmed emamArtnet newsTemple of esnaEiling reliefsUniversity of tübingenEgyptian ministry of tourism and antiquities

Complete zodiac symbols discovered in ancient Egyptian temple

A research team from Egypt and Germany has discovered the Esna temple's ceiling paintings may depict the oldest zodiac signs.

Christian leitzHisham el leithyEgyptian ministry of tourismEgyptian ministryProfessor christian leitzOdiac signUniversity of tübingenAncient egypt

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