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Access Full Stories  Clontech Labs fine tune cell protein levelsClontech Laboratories is about to release its ProteoTuner System which can regulate the amount of protein in a cell and ought to be a powerful tool to analyse a protein's function... Read New Alzheimer's theory gains NASA backing A controversial new theory on the origins of Alzheimer's has divided opinion in the medical world, but if proved right could 'revolutionise' treatment... Read BD on the up after impressive Q1 results Becton Dickinson has reported first quarter earnings that nearly doubled year-on-year - with sales driven on by the weak American currency and outweighing increased operating costs... Read SOS: save our solvent! In any laboratory, or indeed in any pharmaceutical manufacturing facility, one of the major expenses will be solvents. And just like the price of petrol and diesel it just keeps going up and up. Huw Kidwell examines... Read PerkinElmer 4Q profit sees CEO leave on high PerkinElmer post a 26 per cent rise in its Q4 profits, boosted by its laboratory and diagnostic equipment sales and confounding Wall Street expectations in the process... Read |
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Related Industry News Taking hormones out of the water US researchers have developed a method of treating waste water that is effective in stripping out hormonal compounds thought to arise from the use and manufacturing of contraceptives and other pharmaceutical and... Read Real time tablet testing OK for continuous processing A non-destructive method of carrying out a series of tests on solid dosage forms, developed by UK firm Teraview, can be carried out in real time on the production line and could be used in continuous processing... Read RedEye Patch keeps oxygen covered A new, non-invasive device for monitoring oxygen content in packaging and other enclosed containers has been launched by US optical sensing specialist Ocean Optics... Read Rhodium catalysts speed up drug synthesis A new series of rhodium-based catalysts are promising to turn chiral chemistry on its head, slashing the number of synthetic steps required to make chiral compounds, according to the scientist who discovered them... Read
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