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Promising New Data on Self-delivering RNAi Compounds
RXi Pharmaceuticals Corporation have presented new data, on the company's proprietary self-delivering RNAi compounds developed to target Tyrosinase (TYR) and Collagenase (MMP1).
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New Insight into Recombination and Sex Chromosomes
Not only does the platypus have some odd physical features, an updated version of its genome has also underscored the unusual genetic characteristics that it harbors.
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One Gene Closer to Helping Sufferers of Rare Genetic Disorder
A new study has separately confirmed and significantly built on recent research, identifying mutations of a gene that causes the uncommon but potentially fatal Adams-Oliver syndrome.
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Origin of Complex Life
After two billion years of simple bacterial and archaeal life reigning on earth, an archaea may have swallowed a bacterium, and become a new creature with enough energy to grow and diversify like never before: the eukaryote.
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SYGNIS Reports Financial Results for Fiscal Year 2014
Successful change in product and commercialization strategy with strong focus on proprietary product portfolio.
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WaferGen & Genentech Collaborate
WaferGen’s SmartChipTM platform has potential to accelerate pharmaceutical drug discovery and development.
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NGS - The Big Data Addiction
The demand for ever more information by the genomics field began about two decades ago with the advent of microarray technology and has grown exponentially ever since.
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Researchers Reverse Bacterial Resistance to Antibiotics
Evidence continues to surface that supports the premise that antibiotics which have been out of use could still be effective in treating drug-resistant bacteria.
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Maize Genome Mapped Rapidly With New Level of Accuracy
NRGene, a leader in big data genomic analysis based in Israel, mapped the maize W22’s genome in 34 hours.
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New Form of DNA Modification May Carry Inheritable Information
Scientists have described the surprising discovery and function of a new DNA modification in insects, worms and algae.
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