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Novel genetic technique 'creates' stem cells

New device uses spectroscopy to speed up particle ID

Transplant deaths explained by new molecular method

Arr4 protein could make signal activation an inside job

New map of protein interactions could direct future antiviral research

 
   
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Novozymes, Upperton move nanoparticles towards commercialisation

Fentanyl patches recalled over leakage risk

Pig liver esterase makes a comeback in biocatalysis

West Pharmaceutical and Nektar formerly sever Exubera ties

 
 

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Novel genetic technique 'creates' stem cells
Scientists can now transform adult cells to a stem cell-like state without using a cancer inducing gene.  Researchers at Harvard University said they can now map the stages of the reprogramming which had thus... Read


New device uses spectroscopy to speed up particle ID
Germany's rap.ID Particle Systems has launched a new lab-ready particle identification device capable of identifying around 400 particles an hour from 5µm and up. The company says the device is suited for... Read


Transplant deaths explained by new molecular method
A new laboratory technology that uses a genome sequencer system has discovered a new virus that killed three transplant recipients... Read


Arr4 protein could make signal activation an inside job
A protein discovery that could open up a whole new pathway for drug development has been reported by scientists from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the US... Read


New map of protein interactions could direct future antiviral research
A new 'map' that depicts the interactions between proteins from pathogens and humans could help explain how viruses and bacteria manage to trick victim cells into carrying out their dirty work... Read


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Novozymes, Upperton move nanoparticles towards commercialisation
Denmark's Novozymes has renewed and extended its collaboration with UK-based biotech Upperton Limited on a drug delivery system that exploits the natural binding properties of recombinant protein nanoparticles... Read


Fentanyl patches recalled over leakage risk
Concerns have been building across North America about the safety of transdermal patches - both brandname and generic - for delivering the highly potent narcotic analgesic fentanyl... Read


Pig liver esterase makes a comeback in biocatalysis
A new recombinant pig liver esterase (PLE) biocatalyst that sidesteps concerns about the safety of animal-derived versions has been launched by DSM Pharma Chemicals... Read


West Pharmaceutical and Nektar formerly sever Exubera ties
West Pharmaceutical Services has formally announced the end of its Exubera relationship with the product's developers Nektar Therapeutics... Read

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Emerging markets 'hot' for VC, says KPMG

Emerging markets, headed by China and India are tipped to remain hot destinations for venture capital (VC) investments this year, according to a recent survey by KPMG. Read



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Charles River accelerates China plans; reports profit jump
Charles River Laboratories has reported another profit jump in its Q4 2007 financial results and has also stepped up its China plans as the demand for its preclinical services in the country are said to be "robust"... Read


Lab-on-a-chip looks inside the brain
A lab on a chip method has been developed to mimic brain chemistry and so give a greater understanding of how neurons in the brain interact in the formation of a nervous system... Read


Need for speed in flow cytometry answered, claims AC
The UK's Applied Cytometry is gearing up to launch a new ultra high-speed software system for data analysis/processing in applications generating large data sets such as laser flow cytometry... Read


Evotec scores $37m contract expansion
Germany's Evotec has scored a three year contract extension with an existing US client worth up to $37m... Read


Qiagen lifted by acquisitions in '07
Qiagen announced strong Q4 results and good overall growth for 2007, despite going through significant integration and acquisition efforts.  The firm also gave guidance for a 40 per cent growth rate in 2008... Read

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