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Access Full Stories  EC 'unlikely to support ban on primate testing'The European Commission is unlikely to support an outright ban on the use of non-human primates in research, but has just published a new document which indicates that significant changes to current legislation... Read Transparent zebrafish set to aid cancer studies Researchers have created a transparent adult zebrafish that will allow scientists to observe disease processes in a laboratory environment... Read Single molecule sensor could advance on lab-on-a-chip tech For the first time, US scientists have found a way of simultaneously performing optical and electrical measurements on the same single molecule, which could pave the way for mass produced single molecule sensors... Read SfN outlines strategies to counter animal extremists The threat of intimidation, harrassment and violence by animal extremist goups has prompted new recommendations detailing measures scientific institutions can take to protect laboratory researchers... Read 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 |
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Related Industry News Pfizer expands in inhaled drugs as Nektar cuts back Pfizer's announcement of plans to create a new €130m inhaled medicines unit at its facility in Amboise, France suggests that the firm is still intent on investing in inhalation technology, despite its disappointment... Read Baxter suspends production of heparin after deaths Baxter International has suspended the production of its blood-thinning drug heparin in multi-dose vials, following the deaths of four patients in the USA who were given the drug in high doses... Read 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
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