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Xantos in functional profiling deal with Compugen
User application article Proprietary robotic platform is fully automated cellular gene-transfection and assay system allowing genome-wide screenings for discovery and functional validation of novel targets to be carried out
News from Xantos Biomedicine (19 December 2005)
Functional MBL Elisas feature precoated microwells
Measurement of functional MBL is of interest in studies on bacterial infections, autoimmune diseases, cancer, HIV, transplantation, atherosclerosis, cystic fibrosis and many other diseases
News from Cambridge BioScience (15 December 2005)
Small-scale isolation of histidine-tagged proteins
Single-use spin column for purification of histidine-tagged proteins allows direct loading of unclarified homogenised cell lysates, without the need for centrifugation or filtration of the sample
News from GE Healthcare (formerly Amersham BioSciences) ( 9 December 2005)
Funding to expand screening technology
Project will increase the outcome of functional screenings, expanding the use of high content screening tool based on confocal microscopy, and improve access to RNAi libraries
News from Xantos Biomedicine (30 November 2005)
Development of umbilical cord blood processing
Technical background article The version of Ficoll-Paque being developed by GE Healthcare and Saneron will specifically process stem cells from umbilical cord blood
News from GE Healthcare (formerly Amersham BioSciences) (23 November 2005)
Epigenetics research kits in the UK and Ireland
Kits are designed to aid studies in chromatin immunoprecipitation, DNA methylation, protein-DNA interaction, and histone deacetylation
News from Cambridge BioScience (22 November 2005)
Run 96 electroporation samples in one minute
High throughput electroporation system provides a 96 well electroporation plate and the 96 well plate handler applicable for the design of electroporation experiments and efficient gene delivery
News from BTX ( 8 November 2005)
Platform for analysis of gene regulation location
ChIP-on-chip analysis technique pinpoints activity at regulatory regions of genomes for insight into researching disease, therapies, and embryonic stem cells
News from Agilent Technologies (28 October 2005)
Unbiased, automated analysis of living biology
Technical background article Visible Discovery platform combines proprietary machine learning and signal processing techniques to deliver rich, unbiased insights from assays in living cells, tissues and model organisms
News from Reify (24 October 2005)
Mouse genes off the shelf
Book comprises the largest collection to date of complete mouse genes, with 60,770 full-length mouse cDNA clones spotted onto paper and bound in an B5 size book
News from Geneservice (28 September 2005)
Screening for a protein with therapeutic relevance
User application article Xantos will identify candidate proteins and analyse their mode of action by combining high throughput and automated overexpression of a human full-length cDNA library with an appropriate assay
News from Xantos Biomedicine (27 September 2005)
New technologies enable effective drug discovery
Software screens for genotoxicity in potential drug compounds and helps to eliminate toxic compounds early in the drug discovery and development process, saving time and resources
News from GE Healthcare (formerly Amersham BioSciences) (21 September 2005)
Microarrayer chosen for bacterial pathogen study
User application article Instruments will be used to generate microarrays from pathogens such as bacillus anthracis, coronavirus/Sars, and plasmodium falciparum, for distribution among the pathogen research community Brochure available
News from Genetix (14 September 2005)
Further whole genome amplification offerings
Complete whole genome amplification and reamplification kits are derived from proprietary amplification method based on random fragmentation of the genome into a series of overlapping short templates
News from Sigma-Aldrich (Europe) (12 September 2005)
Fluorescent labelling dyes span visible spectrum
Cambridge BioScience is offering a series of fluorescent labelling dyes that span the full visible spectrum.
News from Cambridge BioScience (29 August 2005)
Patent for multi-patient genotyping technology
Technical background article Patent teaches methods of genotyping many patients at once, rather than one patient at a time as with traditional approaches
News from TeleChem ArrayIt Microarray Division (18 August 2005)
Cellular analysis of neurodegeneration and repair
User application article Harvard researchers investigating neurodegenerative diseases and the central nervous system are using a sub-cellular imaging system and image analysis software to overcome traditional bottlenecks
News from GE Healthcare (formerly Amersham BioSciences) (10 August 2005)
RNAi library and high-content screening deal
Xantos Biomedicine and Qiagen announce a co-marketing agreement for genome-wide RNAi library with high-content cellular screening system
News from Xantos Biomedicine (10 August 2005)
Plant DNA libraries set to boost research
Collection of DNA libraries is said to be the largest of its type in the world, covering 20 different species and created with large and unbiased inserts to give the best possible DNA representation
News from University of Warwick (29 June 2005)
Collaboration to validate cancer lead
Partner has developed drug discovery platform that rapidly identifies bioactive fragments whose function is locked within larger protein molecules, dubbed crypteins
News from Xantos Biomedicine (24 June 2005)
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