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The company announced a definitive agreement to buy the research chemical manufacturer for $403 million.

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Researchers reported that combining genetic and epigenetic associations can bolster phenotypic predictions.

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The funding would make it easier for pharmaceutical companies in London and across the country to develop groundbreaking new drugs.

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Engineered particles are capable of producing toxins that are deadly to targeted bacteria.

NIH Begins Clinical Trial of New Medication for Alcohol Use Disorder

Clinical trial will evaluate the safety and effectiveness of gabapentin enacarbil in treating alcohol use disorder.

James Hutton Institute Welcomes Defra’s Open Data Vision

The company is to release its data reserves to create opportunities for people in the UK making their living from food, farming and the environment.

New Medication for Alcohol Use Disorder

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