Archives for October 8, 2006

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Prosonix pushes sonocrystallisation forward

By  Emilie Reymond and Kirsty Barnes

Prosonix has launched a new particle engineering technology in an attempt to reach the inhaled drug delivery market - at the same time the British firm has extended an agreement with UCB for the use of its existing sonocrystallisation technology.

Report predicts kinase market to reach $58.6bn in 2010

By  Wai Lang Chu

According to a new report, the kinase-targeted drug market is set to grow from $12.7 bn (€10bn) in 2005 to $58.6bn in 2010. Cancer (mainly solid tumours) is expected to remain the dominant application throughout the forecast period.

Tech Group seeks bigger facility as demand rockets

By  Staff Reporter

Injection molder and contract manufacturer Tech Group is relocating its Grand Rapids plant to a new molding facility in nearby Walker, Michigan, which will be expanded to cope with the high demand for medical devices and components.

Researchers discover tumour suppressor promotes cancer

By  Staff Reporter

Scientists have demonstrated that a tumour suppressor gene could actually stimulate tumour progression, which if confirmed, could raise possibilities of using the gene as a novel prognostic indicator of tumour aggressiveness.

BioDiscovery introduces new CGH analysis module

By  Wai Lang Chu

BioDiscovery has released a new array module for its Imagene software that provides an advanced array-based DNA copy number analysis and visualisation tool for the drug discovery sector.