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A New Way to Monitor Induced Comas

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AB SCIEX Expands in Singapore

AB SCIEX announce the next major phase of its expansion in Singapore, with the grand opening of a new R&D centre.

Alnylam Files CTA to Initiate a Phase I Study for ALN-AT3

Company expects to initiate phase I study in early 2014 with interim data from hemophilia subjects by year-end 2014.

Stem Cell Therapeutics Receives U.S. Orphan Drug Designation

Company receives drug designation for the use of tigecycline to treat AML.

NIH Scientists Develop Candidate Vaccine Against Respiratory Syncytial Virus

Structure-based design may be key to successful vaccine for common childhood illness.

NIH Names Dr. George Koob Director of NIAAA

Dr. Koob is expected to join the NIH in January 2014.

Noble Life Sciences Animal Facility Awarded Full AAALAC Accreditation

Company is currently licensed by the United States Department of Agriculture.

NIH Funds University of Buffalo Drug Development Programme

Grants totaling $1.86 M will fund new initiatives and partnerships and extend ongoing research programmes.

Mutations in Novel Tumor Suppressor Gene Associated with Early Onset Breast Cancer and Possibly Other Cancers

Scientists have identified an association between heritable, rare mutations in the RINT1 gene and increased risk of early onset breast cancer.

Researchers Identify Way to Increase Gene Therapy Success

Scientists have found a way to keep the immune system from neutralizing a therapeutic virus before it can deliver its genetic payload.

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