Archives for August 14, 2006

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New light microscope to pinpoint single proteins

By  Emilie Reymond

Researchers have developed a new light microscope that is so powerful ituses a nanometre-scale resolution to spot individual proteins in a cell byusing a fluorescent labelling method.

Varian introduces HPLC columns for R&D applications

By  Wai Lang Chu

Varian makes available its new HPLC columns that are designed for use in the pharmaceutical industry, particularly in pre-clinical development, increasing productivity by enabling more products to be purified in less time.

Embrex helps Chinese vaccine producer not to lay an egg

By  Gregory Roumeliotis

Agricultural firm Embrex has installed its in ovo delivery system and egg remover at the production facility of Shenzhen Neptunus Interlong, believed to be the largest and most advanced human influenza vaccine manufacturing plant in China.

Manufacturing double whammy to cost Patheon millions

By  Gregory Roumeliotis

More problems at Patheon's Puerto Rican production facilities in the third quarter of 2006 are expected to reduce the contract manufacturer's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) by more than $9m (€7m) compared to last...

eClinical software proving popular

By  Kirsty Barnes

The use of eClinical software in clinical trials is gaining in popularity with pharmaceutical, biotechnology and contract research organizations (CROs), as seen by the recent financial results of two major industry providers.

Researchers identify potential new RA pathway

By  Wai Lang Chu

Biogen has revealed details of a potential new pathway in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) that could provide unique insights into the disease process and eventually a new approach to developing RA therapies.

Covance ignites wrath of animal activists

By  Wai Lang Chu

Covance, the world's largest provider of drug-development services, is bracing itself for the onslaught of protests by animal rights activists who are demonstrating against the building of a $100m (€78.6) laboratory in the US.

India geared up for unprecedented manufacturing growth

By  Gregory Roumeliotis

India's potential to further boost its already dominant role in global generics production, as well as an offshore location of choice for contract manufacturing, presents an opportunity worth an estimated $48bn (€38bn) in 2007, though regulatory...