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	Access Full Stories Gene technique identifies origin of inherited disease Scientists have made use of a new method for analysing gene expression to interrogate the whole genome for the causes of familial combined hyperlipidemia - an inherited disease that can contribute to high cholesterol... Read Invitrogen and Agilent settle differences After several years, Invitrogen and Agilent have at last settled patent infringement court cases concerning tools used in complementary DNA synthesis, polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and other molecular biology... Read Beckman Coulter sees earnings drop in Q4 Beckman Coulter saw its fourth quarter earnings held back by acquisition costs that overshadowed a near 11 per cent hike in revenues... Read Synthetic biology firm Geneart in the ascendency Germany's Geneart, a specialist in synthetic biology, is expecting strong growth in 2008 on the back of strong demand for gene synthesis. ... Read DNA extraction for all, says Mole Genetics Mole Genetics has launched its low cost, benchtop personal DNA extraction/purification system to the European market, making DNA research more accessible to smaller laboratories... Read
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	Related Industry News Missing link to the citric acid cycle found Researchers claim to have found the missing piece in the puzzle of how to artificially recreate the citric acid cycle - an essential part of aerobic respiration. The discovery could lead to plentiful supplies of... Read Tufts heralds outsourcing as the way of the future The trend towards outsourcing and outside partnering to improve drug development is tipped to continue, with the strategy being heralded as the way of the future in new research produced by the Tufts Center for... Read CML bigs up its US API biz Cambridge Major Laboratories (CML) said it is planning to execute a $30m expansion project which will spawn one of most modern active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing sites in North America... Read Synthesis stumbling blocks in pharma licensing With increasing pressures on pharma pipelines leading to greater interest in compound licensing, firms can be caught out by failing to give scalability issues due attention, according to Joseph D'Antuono speaking... Read Weekly comment UK Government plans will stifle innovation, say biotechs New UK Government proposals to scrap Capital Gains Tax (CGT) relief will stifle life science innovation, according to a group of biotech small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Read Previous Headlines Russian laser aids in defining nanoparticles Russian scientists have created a device that determines micro- and nano-particle size using a laser technology that claims to be more accurate than methods currently used in the laboratory and could find a role... Read New NMR technique keeps tabs on micro-scale reactions NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance)/MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) is a fairly mature technology but has limited sensitivity at the micro-scale, holding back its usefulness for analysing catalytic reactors and reactions... Read UK universities take aim at processing challenges A new £2m chemical engineering laboratory at the University of Strathclyde in the UK will spearhead an expansion of its activities in biomolecular engineering, with a particular focus on human health,... Read Pacific Biometrics creates dedicated biomarker arm Pacific Biometrics has created a new arm of the business especially dedicated to the emerging field of biomarker development and testing... Read Artel MVS add-on ups QC for liquid handing Artel has introduced a new feature for its Multichannel Verification System (MVS), which includes an automation function that allows for time savings and reducing human error... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Technology leading ZIC®-pHILIC separation column - Technical / White Paper Manufacturing Variations in Polysorbate Batches - Technical / White Paper Sensitive and selective with IC-MS coupling - Technical / White Paper Horiba elemental analysis - Free Download - Technical / White Paper Unique & New development SPRAY DRYER - Free download - Technical / White Paper Product Information - brochures, Web centers ZIC®-HILIC Separation of Polar and Hydrophilic Compounds - Application Notes Rapid HPLC method development with ChromSword®Auto software - Product Presentation Separation of polar compounds - Application Notes Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Analysis and instrumentation Chemicals & Consumables General lab equipment IT Liquid handling and automation Separation and purification

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