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Protein Responsible for Blood Vessel Growth in Tumours Discovered
Scientists have discovered a new protein which triggers the growth of blood vessels in breast cancer tumours which have spread to the brain, a common location which breast cancer can spread to.
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Quest Diagnostics to Acquire Laboratory Outreach Service Business
Transaction to extend laboratory partnership serving patients and physicians in Southern California while bolstering Quest's growth strategy in the region.
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Intertek Gears up for Increasing Demand in Food Services
Intertek, a leading quality solutions provider to industries worldwide, is expecting the demand for its food services business to increase in the Gulf region during Ramadan.
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Juniper Appointed Partner for Groundbreaking Cancer Drug Delivery Platform
Juniper Pharma Services has entered into a long-term collaboration with OxSonics Limited to support the development, scale-up, and GMP manufacturing of OxSonics’ proprietary “sono-sensitive particles.”
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Animals’ Genomic Buffers May Help Humans
Researchers at Duke University School of Medicine and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School have identified a mechanism that explains why some mutations can be disease-causing in one genome but benign in another.
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Scientists Create Synthetic Membranes That Grow Like Living Cells
Chemists and biologists at UC San Diego have succeeded in designing and synthesizing an artificial cell membrane capable of sustaining continual growth, just like a living cell.
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Celgene Launches $1B Immunotherapy Collaboration with Juno
Celgene and Juno Therapeutics have launched a 10-year global collaboration to develop and commercialize cancer and autoimmune diseases immunotherapies.
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4SC Strengthens Patent Protection for Lead Cancer Compound Resminostat
US patent for medical use in cancer and Canadian composition of matter patent granted.
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Too Exhausted to Fight – and to do Harm
An ‘exhausted’ army of immune cells may not be able to fight off infection, but if its soldiers fight too hard they risk damaging the very body they are meant to be protecting, suggests new research from the University of Cambridge.
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International Standards Group Issues Call for Liquid Handling Experts
Artel to host September meeting of global experts in Maine.
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