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When a drug candidate is going to be tested, volumes must be scaled up. This requires scalable solutions for purification. From traditional small molecules to peptides, natural product extraction, or ...
Gene therapy has had its share of setbacks, but finally gene therapies are proving successful at treating diseases like neuromuscular disorders, cancer and blindness. Adeno-associated virus (AAV) has ...
Richard E. Johnsson, Ph.D. is Head of Peptide Chemistry at Red Glead Discovery in Lund, Sweden. Red Glead Discovery is a pre-clinical drug discovery CRO offering a broad range of services to Life Scie...
The Healthcare Innovation Centre at the Technology Innovation Headquarters of Hitachi’s R&D group promotes development of advanced biotechnology for medical research. Recently, researchers came up wit...
Dr. Simon Hammann is Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology, University of Bristol. By combining chemistry with archaeological research, he is able to look back in t...
Genome Science Research Institute, Genome Science Research Department 1, Screening Group
Figure 1: PeptiDream Inc. relocated their head office in August 2017 and established its new research centre in the Kawasaki City International Strategic Centre. The expanded facility is expected to s...
Capture, purify and enrich in as little as 15 minutes to obtain high concentrations of fully functional protein. Process small sample volumes in a reproducible, high throughput, automated format. Elut...
In the search for better anti-doping testing methods The only equine drug testing laboratory in Japan, the Laboratory of Racing Chemistry (LRC) established in 1965 is an internationally accredited hor...
In this interview Mr. Akutagawa, Executive Director and Mr. Oi, Ph.D., Senior Manager of the Kashima Manufacturing and Quality Technology Department at Eisai, share their experiences with the testing ...