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More Than 75 Bioscience Leaders to Attend Networking Reception December 6 at Virginia Tech (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
RICHMOND, Va.----The Virginia Biotechnology Association , the premier state-wide trade organization for the bioscience industry, is hosting Blacksburg's bioscience community at "Biotech After Hours", a networking reception, on December 6, 2007 at the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute at Virginia Tech.
(Dec 5, 2007)
British Columbia, India partner to improve public health (New Kerala)
New Delhi, Dec.5 : The Simon Fraser University will help India produce research pioneers and public health professionals; and combat infectious diseases, thanks to two agreements signed today as part of Premier Gordon Campbell's mission to Asia.
(Dec 5, 2007)
Gene Security Network Raises $4M Series A Funding (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Gene Security Network, Inc., a molecular diagnostics company using data informatics to enhance genetic testing, today announced the closing of approximately $4M Series A financing. Participants in the round included: Claremont Creek Ventures, who led the Series A; Sequoia Capital; Huntington Reproductive Center, which is the largest West Coast IVF center; and private investor Marissa Mayer, who ...
(Dec 5, 2007)
Genesis Genomics shortlisted for Canada’s Top 10 Investment Prospects (Northern Ontario Business)
Genesis Genomics Inc. has been shortlisted as one of the 2008 winners of the annual Canada’s top 10 investment prospects.
(Dec 5, 2007)
OPX Lands $3.6M in Venture Financing to Support Biofuel Genomics (GenomeWeb News)
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(Dec 5, 2007)
Report says stingy funding has put FDA in crisis (CIDRAP)
Dec 5, 2007 (CIDRAP News) – Safety inspectors still write their reports by hand, food processing plants are inspected once every 10 years at best, only two people work full-time on pet-food safety, and critical information is locked up in piles of warehoused paper documents.
(Dec 5, 2007)
Bard Center names Kunst executive director (BizJournals)
Catherine Kunst was named executive director of the Richard H. and Pamela S. Bard Center for Entrepreneurship on Wednesday.
(Dec 5, 2007)
Household chemical may affect breast development (EurekAlert!)
A chemical found in household fittings has been found to affect the development of the mammary gland in rats and further studies will be required to determine if the presence of this chemical could lead to breast cancer. New research published in the online open access journal BMC Genomics is the first to show that this chemical can affect the breasts' genomic profile.
(Dec 5, 2007)
Biomarkers for inflammatory disease (EurekAlert!)
Gene-expression profiles might be used to identify prognostic biomarkers for Kawasaki disease, and help to unravel the underlying biology of the illness, research published this week in the online open access journal Genome Biology reveals. The new findings also support the idea that gene-expression profiles might be used to generate biomarkers for other systemic inflammatory illnesses.
(Dec 5, 2007)
Bahraini doctor to head global genetics body (Gulf Daily News)
BAHRAINI Dr Shaikha Al Arayyed has been nominated as head of Eastern Mediterranean Health Genomics and Biotechnology Network, it was announced yesterday.
(Dec 6, 2007)
Unexpected Bacteria Identified In Cystic Fibrosis Patients (Science Daily)
Molecular technology to probe extreme life forms in undersea hydrothermal vents has been used to identify unexpected bacteria strains in the lung fluid of Denver children suffering from cystic fibrosis, findings that may lead to more effective therapies.
(Dec 6, 2007)
Your Personal Genome (Technology Review)
George Church wants to sequence your entire genome.
(Dec 6, 2007)
Household chemical may affect breast development (Addict 3D)
A chemical found in household fittings has been found to affect the development of the mammary gland in rats. New research published in BMC Genomics is the first to show that this chemical can affect the breasts' genomic profile.
(Dec 6, 2007)
NTI & Buck Institute to collaborate to develop Huntington's disease drug (PharmaBiz)
Neurobiological Technologies, Inc. (NTI) said they have formed a partnership with the Buck Institute for Age Research to develop a drug to treat Huntington's disease (HD), a fatal hereditary brain disorder that affects approximately 30,000 Americans.
(Dec 6, 2007)
febit Appoints David Mahoney Director of Global Intellectual Property and U.S. Legal Affairs (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
febit holding gmbh today announced the addition of David Mahoney to the newly created position of director of global intellectual property and U.S. legal affairs.
(Dec 6, 2007)
Household chemical may affect breast development (PhysOrg)
A chemical found in household fittings has been found to affect the development of the mammary gland in rats and further studies will be required to determine if the presence of this chemical could lead to breast cancer. New research published in the online open access journal BMC Genomics is the first to show that this chemical can affect the breasts' genomic profile.
(Dec 6, 2007)
The 21st Century is Witnessing the Dawn of Biotechnology Which is Expected to Surpass Information Technology as the ... (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of "Understanding the Global Biotech Industry" to their offering.
(Dec 6, 2007)
Switzerland Aiming For World Class In Systems Biology (Medical News Today)
After decoding the genomes of various plants, animals and microorganisms, Systems Biology is regarded as the next major step that will drive biological research. Current technologies allow biologists to spell all the letters in the genetic material, however, they offer very little in the way of deciphering this complex code. [click link for full article]
(Dec 6, 2007)
Breast Development May Be Affected By Household Chemical (Medical News Today)
A chemical found in household fittings has been found to affect the development of the mammary gland in rats and further studies will be required to determine if the presence of this chemical could lead to breast cancer. New research published in the online open access journal BMC Genomics is the first to show that this chemical can affect the breasts' genomic profile. [click link for full ...
(Dec 6, 2007)
Biomarkers For Kawasaki Inflammatory Disease (Medical News Today)
Gene-expression profiles might be used to identify prognostic biomarkers for Kawasaki disease, and help to unravel the underlying biology of the illness, research published this week in the online open access journal Genome Biology reveals. The new findings also support the idea that gene-expression profiles might be used to generate biomarkers for other systemic inflammatory illnesses. [click ...
(Dec 6, 2007)
DuPont Inks Crop Genomics Alliance with Chinese Partners (GenomeWeb News)
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(Dec 6, 2007)
Computer Students Get NSF Top Telecom Honors at IEEE Event (Newswise)
Two UNC Charlotte PhD students have won a national National Science Foundation award for computing work that can improve communication in times of natural disasters and military conflict.
(Dec 6, 2007)
Union govt selects Bangalore, Mohali, Kolkatta to set up Indian Institute of Nano Sciences (PharmaBiz)
Union government has identified Bangalore among the three cities in the country for the promotion and development of Nanotechnology under the Union government grant of Rs 1,000 crore. The other two cities are Kolkatta and Mohali.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Factors Responsible For Restart Of Meiotic Cycle Identified (Science Daily)
Scientists haave identified a pair of proteins that work in concert to restart the meiotic cycle of oocytes following a natural period of dormancy. The long-term implications of this work for human health and biology lie in a better understanding of how eggs are matured and released, knowledge that will have profound implications for treating infertility. Additionally, Polo kinase is strongly ...
(Dec 7, 2007)
Valutek Donation Supports TGen's Genomic Research and Discovery Programs (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Valutek, a leading solutions provider of products for clean rooms and controlled environments, has made a $10,000 product donation to the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen). The contribution actively supports Phoenix's burgeoning biotech movement and directly benefits TGen's research initiatives.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Valutek Donation Supports TGen's Genomic Research and Discovery Programs (PRWeb)
Valutek, a leading solutions provider of products for clean rooms and controlled environments, has made a $10,000 product donation to the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen). The contribution actively supports Phoenix's burgeoning biotech movement and directly benefits TGen's research initiatives. (PRWeb Dec 7, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: ...
(Dec 7, 2007)
Increased Research In The Pharmaceutical And Biotechnological Arenas Propels The Protein Purification Market (PharmaceuticalOnline)
Research and Markets announced the addition of new Frost & Sullivan report "European Protein Purification Markets" to their offering.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Luminex launches FlexmiR Select for researchers (PharmaBiz)
Luminex Corporation, the world leader in multiplexed solutions, said it has launched FlexmiR Select, a new microRNA (miRNA) assay designed to allow researchers to further advance understanding and enhance the analysis of miRNAs.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Scientists In Spain Develop A Panel Of Genetic Markers For Tracing Meat From Farm To Fork (Medical News Today)
Scientists at the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain, have developed and validated an identity test that can be used to confirm the breed and origin of meat from farm animals. [click link for full article]
(Dec 7, 2007)
Rosetta Genomics to Webcast Panel Presentation at RBC Capital Markets 2007 Healthcare Conference (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Rosetta Genomics Ltd , a leader in the development of microRNA-based diagnostics and therapeutics, announced today that Dr. Dalia Cohen, EVP, Global Head of R&D at Rosetta Genomics, will present at RBC Capital Markets 2007 Healthcare conference on Thursday, December 13, at 9:00 am EST at the Westin Hotel in New York.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Rosetta Genomics to Webcast Panel Presentation at RBC Capital Markets 2007 Healthcare Conference (FinanzNachrichten)
REHOVOT, Israel and NORTH BRUNSWICK, New Jersey, December 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Rosetta Genomics Ltd , ( Nachrichten ) a leader in the development of microRNA-based diagnostics and therapeutics, announced today that Dr. Dalia Cohen, EVP, Global Head of R&D at Rosetta Genomics, will present at RBC Capital Markets 2007 Healthcare conference on Thursday, December 13, at 9:00 am EST at the ...
(Dec 7, 2007)
CDISC Board of Directors Elects New Board Members to Strengthen Global Leadership Base (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
AUSTIN, Texas----Dr. David Hardison, Chairman of the Board of CDISC , is pleased to announce a number of changes to the CDISC Board of Directors which will strengthen the global leadership base of the CDISC organization.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Story ideas from the Journal of Biological Chemistry (EurekAlert!)
Excess drinking of sugary beverages like soda may increase the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, suggests new research in mice.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Sugary Beverages May Increase Alzheimer's Risk (Newswise)
Excess drinking of sugary beverages like soda may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease, suggests new research in mice. Although the exact mechanisms aren't known, obesity and diabetes are both associated with higher incidences of Alzheimer's. Ling Li and her colleagues tested whether high sugar consumption in an otherwise normal diet would affect Alzheimer's progression.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Sugary Beverages May Increase Alzheimer's Risk (Newswise)
Excess drinking of sugary beverages like soda may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease, suggests new research in mice. Although the exact mechanisms aren't known, obesity and diabetes are both associated with higher incidences of Alzheimer's. Ling Li and her colleagues tested whether high sugar consumption in an otherwise normal diet would affect Alzheimer's progression.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Research reveals secrets of alcohol's effect on brain cells (PhysOrg)
Alcohol triggers the activation of a variety of genes that can influence the health and activity of brain cells, and new research from Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City sheds light on how that process occurs.
(Dec 7, 2007)
Research Reveals Secrets of Alcohol's Effect on Brain Cells (Newswise)
Alcohol triggers the activation of a variety of genes that can influence the health and activity of brain cells, and new research from Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City sheds light on how that process occurs.
(Dec 7, 2007)
New Book Presents Comprehensive Survey Of Research Into The Molecular Basis Of Aging (Medical News Today)
In recent years, significant progress has been made in aging-related research. In an authoritative new book published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press , leading scientists present recent research advances on the molecular basis of aging, such as the identification of genes that regulate aging and the relationship between diet and aging. [click link for full article]
(Dec 7, 2007)
Powerful Tool To Study The Genetics Of Inflammation Developed (Science Daily)
Scientists have known which genes are linked to inflammation, but now researchers have organized this information to develop a powerful tool to aid investigators in studying the genetics of inflammatory diseases.
(Dec 8, 2007)
Salt Lake police reopen probe into 1992 slaying at motel (Deseret Morning News)
Salt Lake City police have apparently reopened a 15-year-old cold case.
(Dec 8, 2007)
Study sheds light on how alcohol affects brain cells (ANI via Yahoo! India News)
Washington, Dec 8 (ANI): A new research has shed light on how alcohol triggers the activation of a number of genes that can influence the health and activity of brain cells. Researchers at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City conducted the study in cell cultures and in mouse neurons in vivo, and found that alcohol stimulates a ubiquitous, stress-linked biochemical cascade-called ...
(Dec 8, 2007)
Study sheds light on how alcohol affects brain cells (New Kerala)
Washington, Dec 8 : A new research has shed light on how alcohol triggers the activation of a number of genes that can influence the health and activity of brain cells.
(Dec 8, 2007)
Feeders gather to learn ways to produce better beef efficiently (Tri-State Neighbor)
Efficiency and quality are two important words in the beef industry. Both were covered during the Feeding Quality Forum Nov. 15 in South Sioux City, Neb.
(Dec 8, 2007)
Birthwort Plant's Dark Side: Contaminated Grain Linked To Kidney Disease And Cancer In Balkan Countries (Science Daily)
Seeds from birthwort (Aristolochia clematis), a plant which grows in wheat fields in the Balkan region and which has been used throughout Europe and Asia as an herbal remedy for 2000 years, is contaminating the wheat grain, leading to a devastating kidney disease affecting rural residents in that region.
(Dec 8, 2007)
20 women who will shape Arizona by 2020 (The Arizona Republic)
Arizona's next generation of leaders is already in place. They are working in fields as diverse as biotech and law-enforcement, small-business development and health care, and they are ready to take on the challenges of their respective field to make the state a better place to live and work for all of us.
(Dec 9, 2007)
On The Move | 12.09.07 (The Charlotte Observer)
Charlene Aviles became an associate in business law; and Eboni Williams became an associate in civil litigation at James, McElroy & Diehl, P.A. Jason Barbosa joined ColeJenest & Stone as a staff accountant; Janet Fields joined as an administrative assistant. Shawn Beichler was named vice president of real estate for Food Lion LLC. Angela Brock was hired as administrative assistant at ...
(Dec 9, 2007)
Research Reveals Secrets Of Alcohol's Effect On Brain Cells (Medical News Today)
Alcohol triggers the activation of a variety of genes that can influence the health and activity of brain cells, and new research from Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City sheds light on how that process occurs. The findings, published in the Nov. [click link for full article]
(Dec 9, 2007)
Sugary Beverages May Increase Alzheimer's Risk (Medical News Today)
Excess drinking of sugary beverages like soda may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease, suggests new research in mice. Although the exact mechanisms aren't known, obesity and diabetes are both associated with higher incidences of Alzheimer's. Ling Li and her colleagues tested whether high sugar consumption in an otherwise normal diet would affect Alzheimer's progression. [click link for full ...
(Dec 9, 2007)
Researchers Develop 4-D Hologram (The Morning News)
WASHINGTON -- It's no giant lying flayed on the floor at the University of Calgary in Alberta; it's a 4-D hologram generated by a new medical research tool called CAVEman.
(Dec 9, 2007)
In fruit flies, homosexuality is biological but not hard-wired (EurekAlert!)
While the biological basis for homosexuality remains a mystery, a team of neurobiologists reports they may have closed in on an answer -- by a nose.
(Dec 9, 2007)
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