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Nobel Laureate Dr. Gunter Blobel to Speak at Florida Atlantic University (Centre Daily Times)
Florida Atlantic University and Scripps Florida will present the 2008 Distinguished Nobel Laureate Lecture on Wednesday, January 16 from 4-5:30 p.m. in the University Theatre, 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton. Gunter Blobel, M.D., Ph.D. is the 1999 recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine and the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Professor, The Rockefeller University, and Investigator, Howard ...
(Jan 11, 2008)
Norgen Biotek Corp. Launches the All-in-One Purification Kit for 4-in-1 Purification of RNA, microRNA, DNA and ... (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance)
Norgen Biotek Corp., an innovative Canadian biotechnology company focusing primarily on advancing powerful tools for nucleic acid and protein purification, today announced the expansion of its RNA product offerings by launching a powerful new tool for isolating RNA, microRNA, DNA, and proteins sequentially from a single sample.
(Jan 11, 2008)
Monsanto Profit Nearly Triples in 1st-Quarter, Boosts Outlook, Shares Jump (Canadian Business)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Monsanto Co. reported Thursday that its first-quarter earnings nearly tripled because of surprisingly strong pesticide and seed sales in Latin America. It boosted its earnings forecast for the year, sending its shares up by 8.5 percent.
(Jan 11, 2008)
NEJM Editorial Warns of Downside to ‘Premature’ Consumer Genomics Market (GenomeWeb News)
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(Jan 11, 2008)
QIAGEN Wins Judgment Against Third Wave (PrimeNewswire via Yahoo! Finance)
GAITHERSBURG, Md., Jan. 11, 2008 -- QIAGEN Gaithersburg Inc. , a wholly owned subsidiary of QIAGEN N.V. today announced that it was granted summary judgment on the antitrust counterclaims asserted against it in QIAGEN's patent infringement suit against Third Wave Technologies, Inc.
(Jan 11, 2008)
12.01.2008 - DJ HUGIN NEWS/QIAGEN Wins Judgment Against Third Wave - Antitrust Case Dismissed (4investors)
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(Jan 12, 2008)
Then and now (The Arizona Republic)
Here is a snapshot of how the Valley has changed since Super Bowl XXX took over Tempe's Sun Devil Stadium 12 years ago.
(Jan 12, 2008)
The Super Bowl in Arizona: then and now (The Arizona Republic)
Here is a snapshot of how the Valley has changed since Super Bowl XXX took over Tempe's Sun Devil Stadium 12 years ago.
(Jan 12, 2008)
Then and now: Super Bowl in Arizona (The Arizona Republic)
When 125,000 Super Bowl visitors spill into the Valley in just a few weeks, there will be no shortage of things for residents to boast about.
(Jan 12, 2008)
Online lectures draw millions, though students can't earn credit (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By SUSAN KINZIE Berkeley's on YouTube. American University's hoping to get on iTunes. George Mason University professors have created an online research tool, a virtual filing cabinet for scholars. And with a few clicks on Yale's Web site, anyone can watch one of the school's most popular philosophy professors sitting cross-legged on his desk, talking about death. Studying on YouTube won't get ...
(Jan 12, 2008)
Tropical Plant Biology To Be Launched By Springer (Medical News Today)
Springer is launching Tropical Plant Biology, a journal which will report on significant advances in all aspects of tropical plant biology as well as applications towards genetic diversity and crop improvement. Tropical Plant Biology joins the growing number of new plant science journals in Springer's publishing portfolio. The first issue is scheduled for March 2008.
(Jan 12, 2008)
Research campus study holds promise for diabetics (Salisbury Post)
KANNAPOLIS — A groundbreaking medical study gearing up at the N.C. Research Campus could revolutionize the way doctors care for people with type 2 diabetes.
(Jan 13, 2008)
FIS hosts major epilepsy conference (Times of Malta)
Last week the Foundation of International Studies (FIS) in Valletta hosted a meeting attended by around 100 key European scientists and project partners involved in Epicure, a large €10 million EU-funded project focusing on the functional genomics and neurobiology of epilepsy as a basis for new therapeutic strategies.
(Jan 13, 2008)
Web opens colleges' doors (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Berkeley's on YouTube. American University is hoping to get on iTunes. George Mason University professors have created an online research tool, a virtual filing cabinet for scholars. And with a few clicks on Yale's Web site, anyone can watch one of the school's most popular philosophy professors sitting cross-legged on his desk, talking about death.
(Jan 13, 2008)
There are no sure things in biotech (The Buffalo News)
There’s no such thing as a sure thing in medical research.
(Jan 13, 2008)
Scientists associate 6 new genetic variants with heart disease risk factor (EurekAlert!)
Using new techniques for rapidly scanning the human genome, researchers have associated levels of cholesterol and triglycerides, two fats in the blood, to 18 genetic variants, six of which represent new DNA regions never before associated with the traits.
(Jan 13, 2008)
DKFZ (Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum) (Pharmalicencing)
The German Cancer Research Center's (DKFZ) mission is to engage in cancer research.
(Jan 13, 2008)
Bioinformatics: cashing in on the opportunity (The Hindu)
Pharmaceutical R&D and IT services drive offshoring of services
(Jan 13, 2008)
Genes behind drug addiction tracked (China Daily)
Chinese scientists have found a way to track genes and biological pathways linked to drug addiction, unraveling potential ways to treat drug abuse and disorders.
(Jan 13, 2008)
Previous Findings Regarding Widely Used Asthma Treatment Challenged (Science Daily)
A new study reveals that one of the most commonly used asthma medicines -- long-acting beta-agonists -- may not be associated with adverse events in people based on their genotype, as previous studies had shown. The study analyzed the effects of long-acting beta-agonist therapy, used in combination with inhaled corticosteroids, in asthmatics who have a specific beta-2 adrenergic receptor ...
(Jan 13, 2008)
Two Steps Closer To Understanding Genetic Underpinnings Of Autism (Science Daily)
The American Journal of Human Genetics describes what might be a corner piece of the autism puzzle -- the identification and subsequent validation of a gene linked to the development of autism by three separate groups of scientists.
(Jan 13, 2008)
Genes behind drug addiction tracked (People's Daily)
Chinese scientists have found a way to track genes and biological pathways linked to drug addiction, unraveling potential ways to treat drug abuse and disorders. "We have found 396 addiction-related genes and identified five pathways tha ...
(Jan 14, 2008)
Karnataka Biotech Park Phase I ready, to open in Feb 3rd week (PharmaBiz)
Karnataka Biotech Park, 'Bangalore Helix' phase I, will be commissioned in the third week of February. Investments for the Park will be raised by three fold according to MN Vidyashankar, Karnataka secretary for Information Technology, Biotechnology and Science & Technology.
(Jan 14, 2008)
Genes behind drug addiction tracked-英语点津 (China Daily)
Chinese scientists have found a way to track genes and biological pathways linked to drug addiction, unraveling potential ways to treat drug abuse and disorders.
(Jan 14, 2008)
City, once ignored, envied for biotechs (The Palm Beach Post)
Port St. Lucie used to be a pass-through.
(Jan 14, 2008)
OpenHelix Announces Blog on Genomics and Bioinformatics (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Comprehensive blog on Genomics and Bioinformatics gives researchers an invaluable forum to learn about and discuss publicly available resources.
(Jan 14, 2008)
Commercial building up more than 50% (The News & Observer)
Residential sales are dropping as credit has tightened, but there's no slowdown for Triangle contractors, thanks to a huge backlog of government, educational and private projects.
(Jan 14, 2008)
Ad hoc: Epigenomics AG: Ad hoc ( § 15 WpHG) : Epig. (Stock World)
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(Jan 14, 2008)
Dow Jones Nachrichten: (4investors)
DJ HUGIN NEWS/Epigenomics AG Licenses Several Key Technologies to OncoMethylome Sciences S.A. DJ HUGIN NEWS/Epigenomics AG Licenses Several Key Technologies to OncoMethylome Sciences S.A.
(Jan 14, 2008)
OpenHelix Announces Blog on Genomics and Bioinformatics (PRWeb)
Comprehensive blog on Genomics and Bioinformatics gives researchers an invaluable forum to learn about and discuss publicly available resources. (PRWeb Jan 14, 2008) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.ph
(Jan 14, 2008)
The first 100mpg car – now that’s a concept with legs (Times Online)
An international competition with a $10m (£5m) prize is drawing innovators from around the world who believe they can create a viable ultra-high-mileage, low-emissions vehicle to combat the dual perils of soaring oil prices and global warming.
(Jan 14, 2008)
Dissecting The Genetic Components Of Adaptation Of E. coli To The Mouse Gut (Medical News Today)
New insights into the evolutionary mechanisms that facilitate the remarkably fast adaptation of intestinal bacteria within their natural environment are provided in the January issue of PLoS Genetics by researchers from INSERM and INRA at University Paris Descartes.
(Jan 14, 2008)
14.01.2008 - (4investors)
DJ HUGIN AD-HOC/Epigenomics AG: Ad hoc ( § 15 WpHG) : Epigenomics AG Licenses Several Key Technologies to OncoMethylome Sciences S.A. Epigenomics AG / License / Ad hoc ( § 15 WpHG) : Epigenomics AG Licenses Several Key Technologies to OncoMethylome Sciences S.A.
(Jan 14, 2008)
Clinical Data's Cogenics Division and John Innes Centre Sign Genomics Collaboration Agreement (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
NEWTON, Mass----Cogenics™, a division of Clinical Data, Inc. announced today the completion of a multi-year agreement with the Norwich, UK-based John Innes Centre. Under the terms of the agreement, Cogenics will provide the John Innes Centre with gene expression and other genomics services in a solutions-oriented approach that will help the John Innes Centre enhance its leading-edge plant ...
(Jan 14, 2008)
Clinical Data's Cogenics Division and John Innes Centre Sign Genomics Collaboration Agreement (Centre Daily Times)
Cogenics(TM), a division of Clinical Data, Inc. (NASDAQ:CLDA) announced today the completion of a multi-year agreement with the Norwich, UK-based John Innes Centre. Under the terms of the agreement, Cogenics will provide the John Innes Centre (JIC) with gene expression and other genomics services in a solutions-oriented approach that will help the John Innes Centre enhance its leading-edge plant ...
(Jan 14, 2008)
Henry Ford Hospital and Rosetta Genomics to Develop MicroRNA-based Diagnostics for Brain Cancer (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Rosetta Genomics, Ltd. , a leader in the development of microRNA-based diagnostics and therapeutics, announced today it has signed a collaboration agreement with the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, Michigan, to develop microRNA-based diagnostics and prognostics for brain cancer.
(Jan 14, 2008)
BioSphere Medical Names Melodie R. Domurad, Ph.D., Vice President of Regulatory, Medical Affairs, and Quality Systems (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
ROCKLAND, Mass.----BioSphere Medical, Inc. , a medical device company that has pioneered the use of bioengineered microspheres to treat uterine fibroids, hypervascularized tumors, and vascular malformations by a minimally invasive, image-guided medical procedure called embolotherapy, today announced that Melodie R.
(Jan 14, 2008)
BioSphere Medical Names Melodie R. Domurad, Ph.D., Vice President of Regulatory, Medical Affairs, and Quality Systems (Centre Daily Times)
BioSphere Medical, Inc. (NASDAQ: BSMD) ("BioSphere"), a medical device company that has pioneered the use of bioengineered microspheres to treat uterine fibroids, hypervascularized tumors, and vascular malformations by a minimally invasive, image-guided medical procedure called embolotherapy, today announced that Melodie R. Domurad, Ph.D. has joined BioSphere as Vice President of Regulatory, ...
(Jan 14, 2008)
Now, a novel way to track genes, biological pathways linked to drug addiction (New Kerala)
New Delhi, January 14 : Chinese scientists have devises a novel technique to identify genes and other biological pathways associated with drug addiction.
(Jan 14, 2008)
Nanotechnology Innovation May Revolutionize Gene Detection In A Single Cell (PhotonicsOnline)
Scientists at Arizona State University's Biodesign Institute have developed the world's first gene detection platform made up entirely from self-assembled DNA nanostructures
(Jan 14, 2008)
Rosetta Genomics to Develop miRNA Markers for Henry Ford's Brain Cancer Team (GenomeWeb News)
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Cogenics To Provide Genomics Services for UK’s John Innes Center (GenomeWeb News)
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(Jan 14, 2008)
City, once ignored, envied for biotechs (The Palm Beach Post)
Port St. Lucie used to be a pass-through.
(Jan 14, 2008)
Addiction genes can be tracked (The Times of India)
NEW DELHI: Chinese scientists have devised a novel technique to identify genes and other biological pathways associated with drug addiction. Their work attains significance as it may pave the way for potential ways to treat drug abuse and disorders.
(Jan 14, 2008)
New energy act to fuel flow of 'biogasoline' (CNET)
Ethanol is currently the star of biofuels, but new mandates will spur development of synthetic biofuels that mimic fossil fuels, policy analyst says.
(Jan 14, 2008)
Study IDs new gene regulation mechanism (UPI)
U.S. scientists have discovered that in certain DNA sequences, both strands of a DNA segment can perform useful functions.
(Jan 14, 2008)
Firm Carves New Model in Biotech Research (Washington Post)
Modular desks and office chairs sit in the waiting room, pallets of unpacked supplies are stacked in a receiving bay where condensation drips from a cluster of cryogenic tanks. The walls and shelves of the chief executive's office are barren, except for a collection of framed diplomas.
(Jan 14, 2008)
For Balik Scientists, home is where the heart is (Inquirer)
MANILA, Philippines -- She had lived for years in a foreign land and built a name for herself, and a family, too. Now she is back in the Philippines, doing work she never imagined she would be doing.
(Jan 14, 2008)
For Balik Scientists, home is where the heart is (Inquirer)
MANILA, Philippines -- She had lived for years in a foreign land and built a name for herself, and a family, too. Now she is back in the Philippines, doing work she never imagined she would be doing.
(Jan 14, 2008)
UBC discovery unlocks tree genetics, gives new hope for pine beetle defense (EurekAlert!)
UBC researchers have discovered some of the genetic secrets that enable pine and spruce trees to fight off pests and disease, uncovering critical new information about forests' natural defense systems.
(Jan 14, 2008)
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