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	Product Brochure High precision optical profiling of liquid drops enhances surface characterization Whether you are characterizing the uptake of active drug substances or controlling the quality of packaging materials, contact angle provides a quick, easy and sensitive measure of quality and cleanliness in research, QC and process control... Click Here Access Full Stories NanoDrop makes low volume analysis a cinch NanoDrop, now part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, made a big impact at Pittcon 2008 with its range of micro-volume UV-vis and fluorescence spectroscopy instruments... Read FT-IR comes of age at Thermo Thermo Fisher released a comprehensive range of new laboratory spectrometers at Pittcon 2008, with the firm's emphasis on FT-IR very much in evidence... Read Biofuel analyser debuts at Pittcon Aspectrics introduced a new biodiesel analyser at Pittcon 2008 based upon their Encoded Photometric Near Infra Red (EP-NIR) technology, which uses a specially designed 128 channel encoder disc... Read Eli Lilly seeks out Indian firm for second CNS partnership Eli Lilly has again teamed up with Indian research firm Suven Life Sciences in a deal that will focus on preclinical research of molecules in the therapeutic area of central nervous system (CNS) disorders... Read Device gives scientists the power to control cell reproduction A unique device that allows control gene activity during cell multiplication has been produced by US researchers, who believe this technology will allow them to construct pedigrees, comparing gene activity from... Read
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	Related Industry News Cognizant inks $95m AstraZeneca data deal Cognizant is gaining ground in the life sciences arena, this week inking a $95m data management deal with AstraZeneca, just three months after sealing another multi-million dollar deal with Merck & Co... Read Pharmaceutical traces in water 'highly unlikely to harm', says industry Politicians in the US have gone on the offensive while regulators and industry groups have circled their wagons over a five-month investigation by the Associated Press that has rung alarm bells about trace levels... Read Lilly declines to inhale with AIR Insulin programme The prospects for a viable market in inhaled insulin therapies were looking markedly thinner this week after Eli Lilly pulled the plug on its joint development programme with drug delivery specialist Alkermes for... Read Pfizer eyeing emerging markets in growth plan Pfizer has outlined a number of strategies for growing its fledgling pipeline and lowering its cost base and is planning to increase globalisation and accelerate growth in emerging markets as part of this... Read Weekly Comment 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 are envisioned. Read Previous Headlines Thermo Fisher claims breakthrough with gene-silencing agent Research into the use of RNA interference (RNAi) to "silence" gene activity has taken another step forwards, saysThermo Fisher Scientific which has launched an agent that accelerates the processes in which... Read Crystallisation method yields new protein structure clues A new method for crystallising proteins and making them easier to experiment on has been devised by scientists, who believe this technique will uncover the innermost structure of more complex proteins... Read Genetic switches discovery could mean lights out on cancer European researchers think they may have found a series of DNA switches that control which genes are switched on and when, giving rise to a new research direction that may shed new light on the molecular basis... Read Roche deal tests drug cardiotoxicity on unique lab platform Roche enters into an agreement to provide drug compounds for cardiotoxicity testing using a platform that could be used in the preclinical safety evaluation of drugs... Read Mammalian-cell biosensor accelerates pathogen detection A new biosensor made from mouse white blood cells could provide a quick and easy test for microbes and toxins in food. The sensor can return results in just a few hours, and it can be easily scaled to test up to... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts 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 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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