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Self-Assembling Protein Shell for Drug Delivery

Made-to-order nano-cages open possibilities of shipping cargo into living cells or fashioning small chemical reactors.
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Novosanis Receives VLAIO Grant of € 250.000

Company has received VLAIO grant of € 250.000 for research and development of LYO-ID for freeze-dried medicinal products.
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Strata Completes Series A Financing

The financing will fuel Strata's tumor sequencing operation and implementation of the Strata trial.
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Mironid Announces Closing of £4.3M Series A Financing

Financing will be used to support programmes focused on degenerative kidney disease, major inflammatory disease and cancer.
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Guided Chemotherapy Missiles

Latching chemotherapy drugs onto proteins that seek out tumors could provide a new way of treating tumors in the brain or with limited blood supply that are hard to reach with traditional chemotherapy.
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New Method Opens Door to Development of Many New Medicines

Findings from TSRI reveal human proteins are better drug targets than previously thought.
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Genetic Research Can Significantly Improve Drug Development

With drug development costs topping $1.2bn (£850 million) to get a single treatment to the point it can be sold and used in the clinic, could genetic analysis save hundreds of millions of dollars?
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MRC Technology, AstraZeneca Collaborate

Companies launching an initiative to find new epigenetic drug targets in respiratory disease.
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Carbylan, KalVista Enter into Share Purchase Agreement

KalVista to become a wholly owned subsidiary of Carbylan, and KalVista shareholders to become majority owners of Carbylan upon the closing of the transaction.
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Lonza to Continue Sponsoring Horseshoe Crab Conservation Initiatives Through 2016

Lonza to continue sponsorship of horseshoe crab conservation initiatives by the Ecological Research & Development Group (ERDG).
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