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UCB Pharma Advances Next-Generation Antibody Discovery with Genedata Biologics
Leader in protein therapeutics development extends use of Genedata Biologics for next-generation antibody-based therapeutics R&D
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RUB Researchers Clarify Catalysis Mechanism of Cell Growth Protein Ras
PNAS: proteins bring tension to the phosphate chain.
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What's the Big Deal about Big Data?
The data-intensive nature of scientific research is currently driving the emergence of big data solutions that can gather, analyze, and transport extremely large volumes of data among multiple locations worldwide.
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Genedata Screener Holds Global User Group Meetings for Innovations in Screening Data Analysis
Customers from leading pharmas including Roche and Sanofi will convene to discuss HTS, HCS, label-free, and Ion Channel data analysis
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Mytrus and Its iPad® Application to Be Used in Clinical Study
Mobile Devices being deployed at 120 clinical test sites around the globe to speed enrollment and patient education during the informed consent process.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Updates Proteomics Analysis Software
Protein Metrics’ Byonic Search Software adds “ultimate search strategy” to Proteome Discoverer software version 2.0 to streamline post translational modification analysis.
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New Web-Based App to Help Clinicians Improve Patient Care
PROOF Centre of Excellence & IO Informatics collaborate to bring precision medicine to the point of care.
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FDA Approves New Orphan Drug for Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Bosulif (bosutinib) to treat CML, a blood and bone marrow disease that usually affects older adults.
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Study Points to New Target for Cancers Resistant to Certain Drugs
A more sensitive method to analyze protein interactions has uncovered a new way that cancer cells may use the cell-surface molecule HER3 to drive tumor progression following treatment with HER1 and HER2 inhibitors.
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Protecting Genes, One Molecule at a Time
An international team of scientists have shown at an unprecedented level of detail how cells prioritise the repair of genes containing potentially dangerous damage.
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