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	Product Literature ClonePix FL - explore cell surfaces discover stellar clones ClonePix FL technology makes light-work of selecting and isolating mammalian cell clones by cell surface protein expression, rapidly yielding monoclonal populations for cell based assays, screening, downstream phenotyping/genotyping and basic discovery research... Click Here Access Full Stories Evotec snaps up preclinical pharma firm, extends into US Evotec has taken its first real foray into the US through the acquisition of a US speciality pharma company, as it continues to move further away from a services business to a fully fledged pharma company... Read Sanofi-Aventis: pipeline update At this week's research and development (R&D) day in Paris, Sanofi-Aventis gave a comprehensive update of its pipeline. DrugResearcher.com was there to bring you the highlights... Read Arcxis accelerates DNA preparation US-based Arcxis Biotechnologies has launched a new device to enable automated nucleic acid preparation from up to eight biological samples in 15 minutes... Read Provectus' dye causes tumours to die Provectus has announced positive results for the first human trials of its new anticancer drug, which is based on a compound normally used as a dye... Read Preclinical services news in brief In this week's review of activity within the preclinical research services arena, new deals have emerged involving Alligator Bioscience, Indivumed, and Xceleron... Read
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	Related Industry News Parexel beefs up European GMP expert team Parexel Consulting is strengthening its good manufacturing practice (GMP) expert team in Europe to help its clients cope with complex EU regulations... Read Belgian jobs fall to J&J axe Almost 700 jobs are to be lost at Belgian firm Janssen Pharmaceutica, as the Johnson and Johnson subsidiary falls victim to a restructuring drive at its parent company... Read ProMetic purification tech gets selected ProMetic's purification technology has been implemented in a large-scale biomanufacturing process with an undisclosed client for a product that will be used in clinical trials... Read New project to boost patient participation in US trials Two US universities have teamed up to develop a new project aimed to boost patient participation in clinical trials... Read Weekly Comment UK gets go-ahead for hybrid embryo research Eight months after the debate started over whether hybrid embryo research should be allowed in the UK, the HFEA has given researchers the thumbs up - but only on a case-by-case basis. Read Product Brochure A revolution in Sales Lead Generation! - Free Download Promote your products and technology towards our readers, and we'll build a detailed profile of each person who reads your presentation document... Download our FREE Smart Lead Generation brochure now!... Click Here Previous Headlines Microbia, Forest pen IBS collaboration Microbia and Forest Laboratories have penned a multi-million dollar deal over the former's first-in-class drug to treat irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)... Read Sanofi plans to shake up 'stagnant' industry Sanofi-Aventis hopes it can buck a pharma industry trend of declining numbers of new drugs with potentially 31 new drug submissions over the next 3 years... Read UK set to overtake US on cancer funding A new survey has shown that the cancer research funding gap between the US and Europe is narrowing, with the UK is set to become the world leader on a per capita basis... Read Tracing protein receptors on cells Researchers from the Old Dominion University in Virginia, US, have developed a method of detecting individual protein receptors on the surface of cells... Read Novel assay tests tRNA inhibitors for HIV US-based contract research organisation (CRO) Southern Research Institute (SRI) and drug maker Trana Discovery have teamed up to develop a high-speed screening method to identify new HIV drugs... Read Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Analysis and instrumentation Assays and screening Cell culture & Equipment Chromatography Compounds and consumables Contract services (outsourcing) Drug discovery Genomics / Proteomics Informatics & IT Lab equipment & consumables Liquid handling and automation Liquid handling and sample preparation Production technologies Separation and purification

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