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Automating Deep Characterization of Biotherapeutic Proteins

Thermo's new PepFinder software streamlines relative and absolute quantitation, and identification of proteins from biological samples using LC-MS.

New Developments in Big, Open Access Data for Dementia

Prime Minister, David Cameron, pledged a UK commitment to discover new drugs and treatment that could slow down the on-set of dementia or even deliver a cure by 2025.

Inflammation in Fat Tissue Helps Prevent Metabolic Disease

The findings were first published online June 12 in Cell Metabolism.

Evotec Receives Milestone Payment as part of its Discovery Alliance with Boehringer Ingelheim

Company receives milestone payment of € 1.0 m.

Novogen and CanTx Confirm Trx-1 Potency in Ovarian Stem Cell Model

Companies expect to commence first-in-human studies of Trx-1 in ovarian cancer in 1H15.

StemCells, Inc. Strengthens Senior Executive Team

Company appoints Joel Naor, Naymisha Patel and Mohammad A. El-Kalay and promote Stephen Huhn to the position of vice president.

Can Regenerative Medicine be the Cure for Cancer and Other Deadly Diseases?

Change in regulatory frameworks and standards are essential to expedite approval and release of innovative products.

Oxford BioTherapeutics Appoints Dr Keith E Wilson as Chief Scientific Officer

Dr Wilson brings over 20 years’ experience of life sciences research and development to the Company.

MRC Technology Sells its MCRs Programme to Pfizer

Small molecules developed in collaboration with Queen Mary University of London.

Stress hormone elevation associated with working memory deficits in aging

Animal study suggests that stress may accelerate age-related changes in the brain A new study published in the June 18 issue of The Journal of Neuroscience adds to a body of evidence suggesting stress may accelerate cognitive decline later in life.

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