The First Potential Biomarker for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Has Been Identified
A new research has identified a biomarker that might one day be used to assist babies at high risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).Th...
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LECO and the Convoy of Hope are working on agriculture science projects
LECO Corporation has announced a partnership with Convoy of Hope, a non-profit organization, to support their agriculture and development program....
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Proteros and AstraZeneca have reached an agreement to collaborate and license on oncology
Proteros Biostructures GmbH (Proteros) has announced a significant expansion of its collaboration with AstraZeneca in June 2021, which focused on t...
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Solid Tumor Treatments should be scaled as non-Viral cell therapies
Speakers from PACT Pharma Inc. and Thermo Fisher Scientific discuss how modular therapy techniques can assist in manufacturing from cell isolation...
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Lab tests show a promise in a drug imaginable to treat cataracts
ARU researcher conducts research on an anti-cataract medication, which has positive results in lab tests.Laboratory tests have shown an extr...
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With automated pipetting, you can simplify analytical tasks
Sample preparation is often considered one of the most critical, but rate limiting, factors in the analytical method workflow. Using fully automate...
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The New Dedicated Particle Engineering Brand is Launched by Blacktrace
Particle Works, a spin-off of Dolomite Microfluidics, will be launched by Blacktrace Holdings Ltd.Particle Works has broadening its expertis...
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Neural Stem Cells and Cognition in Mice are Spuren by Light Stimulation
Scientists at the UNC School of Medicine, led by Juan Song, used optogenetic techniques to stimulate specific brain cells to increase the productio...
