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Access Full Stories  Animal studies begin for Chikungunya virusFrench scientists have found a suitable genetic variation of mice that can be used to study the way the Chikungunya virus develops and spreads in the human body... Read Solvent recycling process goes commercial Canada's KmX Corp has launched a commercially viable membrane pervaporation process for the recovery of solvents from laboratory and industrial waste streams... Read AMRI stuck with stagnant sales AMRI edged back into the red during the fourth quarter of 2007 after stagnant sales growth and higher costs, a scenario that is expected to continue... Read State 'should focus on translational medicine' to compete The state of Massachusetts should invest become the 'new medicine capital' of the US, with a focus on translational medicine research, or risk losing out to rivals around the world... Read European MIT rival to be operating by 2009 The prospect of Europe's very own institute of technology - dubbed the European equivalent of MIT - is looking increasingly likely... Read |
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Related Industry News Operation Jupiter rains on fake antimalarials A multinational, multidisciplinary initiative involving scientists, public health workers, police and government officials could provide a cogent model for rooting out and stamping out counterfeiting of essential... Read Improved gene expression accelerates biologic drug production Bayer Healthcare is to deploy a new technique, developed by Millipore, for genetically engineering cells to produce pharmaceutically useful proteins that could both increase the yield and accelerate drug production... Read China tells drug importers to take responsibility for quality China's drug watchdog has revealed its stance on drug exports from the country: the bottom line is buyer beware... Read Gerresheimer sees benefit of plastic push in Q4 Packaging giant Gerresheimer crowned its first year as a public company with a leap in profits for the fourth quarter of 2007, helped by its acquisition of plastic specialist Wilden Group... Read
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