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Appetite-Controlling Hormone Leaves Obese People Still Hungry

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22 Aug 2013

Adimab Scores Two Deals And Some Milestone Payments

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22 Aug 2013

Mount Sinai, Exosome Partner On Body Fluid Molecular Diagnostics

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22 Aug 2013

Macrogenics Received $10M Milestone From Servier

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22 Aug 2013

NIH Grants $5.2M To Vanderbilt Colon Cancer Investigator

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22 Aug 2013

RNA Biomarkers Might Predict Suicide Risk

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22 Aug 2013

Evotec And Jain Extend Research Collab In Skeletal Muscular Dystrophy

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22 Aug 2013

Genenews Axes 60% Of Staff To Boost New JV

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22 Aug 2013

PDI Expands Focus With Mdx Commercialization Deal

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22 Aug 2013

Novel Approach Developed On Antitumor Immunotherapy

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22 Aug 2013

Aging Gene Tied To Myeloma

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22 Aug 2013

New Pharmacological Drug Target Identified In The Brain

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22 Aug 2013

Takeda Launches New Subsidiary In Peru

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22 Aug 2013

Psychogenics Picks Up Alzheimer’s Animal Model From USF

PsychoGenics obtained an exclusive license from the University of South Florida to its APP/PS1 double transgenic mice, which co-express the M146L presenilin 1 (PS1) mutation and the double mutations at K670N/M671L (Swedish mutation) in the amyloid precursor protein (APP).

22 Aug 2013

Thermo Acquisition Gets Thumbs Up From Life Tech Stockholders

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22 Aug 2013

International conference to focus on concepts of 'imperfection' in children

The word 'imperfection' is contentious, whether applied in a contemporary or historical sense and especially when used in the context of children; it assumes normative standards of behaviour, physical appearance, mental capacity or way of living, at the same time as it means very different things in particular ethnic, geographical or historical contexts.

22 Aug 2013

Research findings may lead to treatments for disorders triggered by circadian clock dysfunction

Overnight flights across the Atlantic, graveyard shifts, stress-induced insomnia are all prime culprits in keeping us from getting a good night's sleep. Thanks to new research from McGill University and Concordia University, however, these common sleep disturbances may one day be put to bed.

22 Aug 2013

Clinical study to investigate effects of prenatal chromosomal abnormalities through microarray analysis

Reproductive genetics researchers at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) are leading a multicenter prospective clinical study investigating the effects of chromosomal abnormalities (duplicative or missing material) found prenatally through microarray analysis.

22 Aug 2013

Scientists reveal why TB is a successful pathogen

By any measure, tuberculosis is a wildly successful pathogen. It infects as many as two billion people in every corner of the world, with a new infection of a human host estimated to occur every second.

22 Aug 2013

Researchers discover 100% genetic match for MERS in insect-eating bat in Saudi Arabia

A 100% genetic match for Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) has been discovered in an insect-eating bat in close proximity to the first known case of the disease in Saudi Arabia. The discovery points to the likely animal origin for the disease, although researchers say that an intermediary animal is likely also involved.

22 Aug 2013