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Broad Institute and Bayer Join Forces

The Broad Institute has entered into a strategic alliance with Bayer Healthcare in the area of oncogenomics and drug discovery.

Moving Genes have Scientists Seeing Spots

An international team of scientists has perfected a way of watching genes move within a living plant cell.

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£25m to Kick-Start ‘Industrial Revolution’ in Regenerative Medicine

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LFB Inaugurating the CELLforCURE Industrial Facility Manufacturing Cell Therapies

Inauguration attended by Arnaud Montebourg, Minister of Industrial Renewal.

Novel Mechanism Discovered in First Line of Immune Defence

Discovery opens doors to developing new therapies to eradicate tumour cells and combat infections.

AB SCIEX Proteomics Scientist Wins HUPO 2013 Science and Technology Award

Dr. Christie Hunter is being recognized for her contributions to the development and commercialization of a breakthrough approach for targeted proteomics.

Telethon Network of Genetic Biobanks: a Key Service for Diagnosis and Research on Rare Diseases

Recent advances in the technology of molecular biology and genetics have contributed to raise the awareness of the importance of coordinated biobanking activity.

Patient Understanding and Awareness of their Roles as Research Stakeholders in a Cancer Biobank

A patient’s informed consent should imply that the patient has received complete information and fully understands its meaning.

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