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Crown Bioscience, SNBL Enter Strategic Partnership

Initial focus of agreement will see Shin Nippon Biomedical Laboratories promote Crown's services to its Japanese client base.

Tsetse Fly Genome Sequenced

Research opens the door to scientific breakthroughs that could reduce or end African sleeping sickness in sub-Saharan Africa.

BioDatomics Receives New Investment

Grant will be used to drive growth of NGS data analysis platform for greater genomic research productivity.

Roche Recieves FDA Approval for Cervical Cancer Screening HPV Test

Expanded indication makes cobas HPV Test the only test approved in U.S. that can be used instead of Pap in first-line primary screening in women 25 and older.

University of Edinburgh Invests £1.2M in NMR and Mass Spectroscopy Instrumentation

‘Instantaneous’ turnover of samples will benefit research efforts.

Glaucoma Drug Helps Women with Blinding Disorder Linked to Obesity

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NIH Scientist to Receive Ross Prize in Molecular Medicine

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New Possibilities for Regenerative Medicine

Harvard Stem Cell Institute researchers revert mature blood cells into blood-forming stem cells.

Scripps Researchers Find New Point of Attack on HIV for Vaccine Development

The newly identified site can be attacked by human antibodies in a way that neutralizes the infectivity of a wide variety of HIV strains.

Protecting Olive Oil from Counterfeiters

Using magnetic DNA particles, ETH Zurich researchers have shown how olive oil can be tagged to prevent counterfeiting.

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