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Understanding the Role of Carbon Nanotubes as Water Carriers

The studies find theoretical corroboration in earlier molecular simulations for the osmotic water transport through carbon nanotube membranes.

Prediction of a Prokaryotic RNA-Silencing System

Researchers use computational methods to predict what could be a prokaryotic RNA-silencing mechanism similar to the eukaryotic RNAi system.

Tecan Boosts RNA Work in France

Tecan's Freedom EVO® Workstation has been used to develop automated in vitro selection techniques for identifying and isolating aptamers.

SGX Collaborates with Novartis to Develop and Commercialize BCR-ABL Inhibitors

SGX Pharmaceuticals to expand treatment options for patients with Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia.

Conway Institute Licenses Technology for an Approach to 2D-Proteomics Research

Conway Institute purchases multiple licenses of Progenesis PG240 with SameSpots enabled by TT900 S2S from Nonlinear.

Sequenom Reports Positive Outcomes from Molecular Diagnostic Studies of MassARRAY® Platform

The studies demonstrated significant comparative advantages in the MassARRAY platform's throughput capabilities and overall performance.

Genes and Environment Interact to Promote Cancer

Researchers say select chemicals may damage or "mutate" genes at any given time in the lifespan, contributing to a host of human diseases.

Clinical Failures Could be Reduced Through the use of Human Tissue

Asterand recognises the benefits of utilizing human tissue during the drug discovery and development process.

MMRC Launches Myeloma Genome Mapping Program

The new collaborative myeloma genomics initiative aims to speed discovery of therapeutic targets for incurable cancer.

Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Selects Geneservice to Provide Whole Genome Amplification

Geneservice to provide whole genome amplification for circa 25,000 samples from multiple studies including the Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium (WTCCC).

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