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Access Full Stories  Sigma-Aldrich helps siRNA N-TER cellsSigma-Aldrich has continued its push into siRNA delivery with the release of its N-TER nanoparticle system for hard-to-transfect cell lines... Read Illumina halves the cost of miRNA expression profiling Illumina has released a new microRNA (miRNA) assay for gene expression profiling at a cost that the company believes is less than half that of other commercially available systems... Read Veeco's revenues slide as restructuring hits home Scanning probe microscope maker Veeco has seen its third quarter revenues drop 13 per cent to $97.7m (€68.7m) and plans to make 100 staff redundant as part of a restructuring drive... Read Industry news in brief - week 43 LabTechnologist.com brings you its periodic round up of industry news, with developments at Bruker, Codon Devices, Invitrogen, Luminex and Thermo Fisher Scientific... Read Promega speeds up DNA-protein interaction analysis Promega has launched a new method of isolating the DNA sequences that bind to proteins that removes the need to generate specific antibodies used in traditional ChIP experiments... Read |
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Related Industry News Beer goes flat for Kirin, splashes cash on 'ultimate cancer warrior' instead Japan's Kirin Holdings, best-known in the West as a beer maker, will acquire a controlling stake in Kyowa Hakko Kogyo, and thus get its hands on what Kyowa believes are 'the ultimate antibody warriors' against... Read Vitamin B12 the key to oral insulin? Pfizer may have given up on its non-injectable insulin, but researchers in the US think they may have cracked a way to deliver the hormone orally, linking it up to vitamin B12 to protect it through the digestive... Read Inyx Pharma gets new life; Ashton awaits fate Inyx Pharma has been given a new lease on life after it was bought by another UK firm, bringing relief after it was dragged into administration when its US parent company Inyx Inc. ran aground financially... Read Study your rats so the results don't bite New research has shown that even if laboratory rats are genetically identical they can still develop distinct metabolic profiles that could skew drug toxicity and metabolism studies... Read
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