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Epigenetic Changes Alone Can Cause Cancer

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Discovery of Giant Viruses Infecting Deadly Parasite

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$1.5 Million Cleveland Foundation Grant Continues to Build Proteomics Infrastructure at Case Western Reserve University

The funding will allow the university to develop customized technologies and research to make a significant impact on human health.

Ancora Co-Founder Louis Schofield Receives $100,000 Grant from Gates Foundation

The collaboration accelerates Dr. Schofield and the Ancora team’s effort to create cost-effective malaria vaccines utilizing carbohydrate synthesis.

Eurogentec Launches new Oligo Synthesis Facility

Key facility expands Eurogentec’s global business in the life science research, molecular diagnostic, and clinical laboratory markets.

Maxygen Announces MAXY-G34 Licensing Arrangement with Cangene for Acute Radiation Syndrome

Cangene obtains an exclusive license to Maxygen’s MAXY-G34 protein therapeutic for an up-front fee of $500,000.

Roche NimbleGen CGH Microarrays Enable the First Maps of Genome-Wide DNA CNV in Dogs

Studies reveal that the extent of CNVs in the dog genome and their association with known and candidate disease genes is similar to mice and humans.

Agilent Technologies Completes Large-Scale Expansion of Nucleic Acid Manufacturing Capacity

Major expansion enables the company to manufacture several hundred kilograms of therapeutic oligonucleotides per year.

Applied Biosystems First to Sequence Entire Human Genome in Single Run at 17-Fold Coverage

SOLiD™ 3 System enables generation of 50 gigabases of sequence data from human disease sample provided by Baylor College of Medicine.

Small Molecules Might Block Mutant Protein Production in Huntington’s Disease

Molecules that selectively interfere with protein production can stop human cells from making the abnormal molecules that cause Huntington’s disease.

Genetix Announces Further Expansion into Digital Pathology Market through Acquisition of SlidePath

Genetix acquires all of the issued share capital of SlidePath, in order to strengthen its position in the digital pathology market.

Life Technologies Supports Laboratories in Battle Against Swine Flu

Company provides instruments, reagents and related components to support laboratories’ efforts in flu detection and nucleic acid sequencing.

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