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Microbial Monitoring for Biopharma Manufacturing

Contamination is a significant issue for bioprocessing as it results in loss of time, money and effort. This article will explore the pivotal role of microbial monitoring in upholding product safety and quality standards within the biopharmaceutical industry.

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Unveiling Novel Therapeutic Targets for Neuroendocrine Cancers: A Precision Medicine Breakthrough

With limited therapeutic options available, scientists have been addressing a compelling need to explore personalized approaches for high-grade gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasms (GEP-NENs) that could revolutionize patient care.

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Mycotoxin Exposure and Early Life Gut Microbiome Development in Nigerian Neonates and Infants

Interactions between mycotoxins and the gut microbiome are complex and can contribute to their impact. Nigerian mother–infant dyads were recruited to investigate potential influences of mycotoxins' on the gut microbiota during early development.

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Escape Behavior is not a Reflex But A learned Goal-Directed Set of Actions

Tiago Branco's group at UCL investigate flight behavior and show that movement away from danger is a complex, goal-directed behavior, not a reflex.

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Organs-on-Chips: Applications, Challenges, and the Future

Limitations of current planar, static cell culture systems or animal models highlight the urgent need for more physiologically relevant models of human organs, and have fuelled the development of organs-on-chips.

Mass Spectrometry in the Clinic

Here we take a look at some of the clinical applications that mass spectrometry currently plays a role in, and where the technology could be headed.

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AACR 2017: Fuelling the 2nd Revolution in Cancer Research

Learn about the key themes and biggest developments from the biggest AACR ever!

E-Cigarettes and 21st Century Toxicology

21st Century Toxicology provides a wealth of new technology that can enable faster, more accurate and more physiologically relevant eCigarette product safety assessment. And it avoids the need for animal testing.

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Outsourced Ion Channel Testing Trends

The article describes the global trends in outsourcing of ion channel testing, discussing the results of a large survey of research labs from pharma, biotech and academia.

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EVATAR - A Female Reproductive Tract on a Chip

We spoke to Dr. J. Julie Kim, Northwestern University, to learn more about the EVATAR project and how it could help the future of drug discovery and personalized medicine.

Making Personalized Cancer Care a Reality

To find out more about cutting edge research into liquid biopsy technology, we spoke to Miguel Alcaide, Research Associate, Simon Fraser University.

Stem Cells in Drug Discovery

We explore some of the roles of stem cells in drug discovery and the hurdles that researchers using them face.

Shining a Light on the Future of Electrophysiology

Optical reporters of cellular excitability are emerging technologies that could potentially replace electrophysiology. This article discusses the future of the technique in academia and drug discovery environments.

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