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Bedrocan in the Netherlands has become the world’s first producer of medicinal cannabis to be compliant with the European Medicines Agency’s good manufacturing practice (GMP) standards. Bedrocan’s production facilities in Canada and the Czech Republic are expected to become fully compliant next year.

Development of next-generation molecular-selective synthetic membranes will be among the drivers for more efficient, large-scale separation processes that could dramatically reduce that number.

Researchers have demonstrated a mechanism that exploits surface quenching processes to magnify the luminescence of core-shell lanthanide-doped nanocrystals.

The increased use of synthetic chemicals has outpaced the rates of change in rising atmospheric CO2 concentrations and other agents of global environmental change over the past 45 years.

Scientists identify how HIV is able to reside in macrophages, by inducing the immune cell to stop making antiviral proteins.

LSU Museum of Natural Science Curator and Professor Christopher Austin and his collaborator Rutgers-Newark Assistant Professor Sara Ruane have developed a protocol and tested a method for DNA sequencing thousands of genes from these intractable snake specimens.

Scientists have found a way to inhibit the growth of glioblastoma, a type of brain cancer with low survival rates, by targeting a protein that drives growth of brain tumors.

To date, the consortium has released 19,000 de-identified genomic and partial clinical records collected from patients who were treated at eight international institutions including VICC.

A Hokkaido University researcher has successfully developed a method to accurately manipulate gene expression by light illumination and demonstrated its usability by creating double-headed zebrafish.

Biotech Support Group reports on a recent research article describing the simplicity and efficiency of their hemoglobin depletion technology for enriching the red cell sub-proteome, from human red blood cells.