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Picarro Demonstrates 25x Improvement in 488-nm Laser Lifetime

Picarro’s reliability study is based on data from nearly 2 million installed device-hours and 200,000 device-hours from captive product tests.

Gene Variation Affects Asthma Drug Treatment

Researchers found that a specific genetic variant, known as the Arg/Arg-16 variant, causes salmeterol to be ineffective.

CHAVI Announces International Search for Genes Affecting HIV Response

Investigators who once competed to unravel the mysteries of HIV will share access to patient groups, they have studied.

Researchers Found Lung Stem Cells

Study shows the lung stem cells was an important target of SARS viruses in a "Decapitation Strike" like attack toward against lungs.

Oracle Announces Integration of Oracle® Adverse Event Reporting System With DrugLogic Qscan

Unified solution enables life sciences organizations to accelerate identification and analysis of adverse events.

Reaction Biology Awarded NIH SBIR Grant

RBC will create a kinase profiling and high throughput screening method using radioisotopes and microarrays.

University of Edinburgh Purchases Arrayjet Microarray Spotter

The spotter increases throughput capacity and performance essential to meet the increasing demand for high quality microarrays.

Gene Interaction Raises Autism Risk in Blacks and Whites

The finding will be critical to developing treatments for both African Americans and Caucasians.

Cognate Therapeutics Changes Name to Cognate BioServices

As a provider of services in the biotechnology field, Cognate changed its name to better reflect its focus.

National Children's Leukemia Foundation Endorses Missouri Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative

The Initiative ensures that Missouri patients will have access to any federally approved stem cell cures that are available to other Americans.

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