The Immune System – News and Features
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Researchers Sequence 2,000 Flu Genomes for GenBank’s Database at NIH
Researchers involved in the Influenza Genome Sequencing Project have sequenced the genomes of more than 2,000 influenza viruses.
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XDx and University of Minnesota Establish Lupus Collaboration
The license, which augments XDx's strong proprietary position in this field, relates to the use of gene expression to assess the disease status of SLE patients.
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Sensitive Pediatric Pharmacology Assays for HIV Drugs Developed by Vitalea Science
Vitalea recieves NIAID grant to develop and test assays that can be applied to children and neonates to quantify intracellular uptake of antiretroviral drugs.
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Magnisense and Indicia Announce Joint Testing Platform for Magnetic Marker-Based In Vitro Diagnostics
Both Companies in collaboration have developed a platform for customers in the diagnostics industry to test solutions based on Magnisense's MIAtek™ technology.
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RNAi Shows Promise in Gene Therapy
With three human RNAi gene therapy trials now under way, the technique may be among the first to find widespread use for treating human diseases.
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Favrille Announces Long-Term Follow-Up Data From Phase II Clinical Trial of FavId
Favrille reported data from a Phase II clinical trial of FavId® following high dose therapy and autologous stem cell transplantation in patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Man-Made Proteins Could be More Useful Than Real Ones
Researchers have constructed a protein out of amino acids not found in natural proteins, discovering that they can form a complex, stable structure that closely resembles a natural protein.
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Agilent Technologies and Lipomics Collaborate to Develop Research, Diagnostic Biomarker Assays
Agilent will combine its analytical platforms with Lipomics’ expertise in biomarker discovery and validation to develop assays for metabolic diseases.
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Study Finds Genetic Link Between Women and Heart Disease
Scientists at Oakland Research Institute and University of Iowa have identified a gene variant that makes women more susceptible to developing heart disease.
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Argos Therapeutics Initiate Personalized Immunotherapy Clinical Trial in HIV Patients
Argos Therapeutics initiates a Phase 1/2 clinical trial to test the immunologic activity and safety of its AGS-004 in HIV-infected adults.
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