BioResearch
Whole Genome Microarrays: Library on a Slide
A new application of microarray technology is being used to print up to 30,000 whole genomes on a single slide, which is designed to help researchers compare the genetic make-up of large numbers of bacterial strains to discover which genes are responsible for causing disease. More...01 Apr 2004
Fisher Scientific and Apogent to Merge in $3.7 Billion Transaction
In a move designed to increase cash flow and financial flexibility while providing its customers with innovative products and services, Fisher Scientific has announced that it will merge with Apogent Technologies Inc. in a transaction valued at US$3.7 billion. More...30 Mar 2004
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LPL Vector Designated an Orphan Medicinal Product
Vaccine for Papilloma Virus Shows Promise
Combinatorial Chemistry Market to Reach $852 Million in 2009
New Method of Preparing Cells for Standard Cloning
New Molecular Target Found for Prostate Cancer
Highly Mutated Oncogene Linked to Five Types of Cancer
New Plasmonic Sensing Technologies
Protein Interactions Regulate Smooth Muscle Development
Cell Membrane Transport Proteins Identified
Valproic Acid May Treat Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Agent Helps Nerves Grow in Damaged Spinal Cords
Excessive Triplet Repeats Stall DNA Replication
Streamlined Preparation of Cells for Cloning
DNA Vaccine Against Anthrax
Genzyme to Acquire Ilex Oncology for $1 Billion
Aurora B Regulates Chromosome Dispersal During Cell Division
Inactivation of CBP Gene Causes Lymphoma in Mouse Model
First Angiogenesis Inhibitor Approved
Oligonucleotides Block Small RNA Function
Breast Cancer Growth Regulator Found
Procalcitonin Test Helps to Rationalize Antibiotic Use
Personal DNA Identity Cards
Electromagnetic Fields Pose Biohazard Risks
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