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Proteome buys Eukarion

Pharmaceutical acquisition brings several families of pre-clinical antioxidant drugs to their new parent, plus staff with drug development experience

News from Proteome Systems (21 December 2004)

Protein array platform is 'a breakthrough'

Described as the industry's first and only high-throughput, high-resolution glycoanalysis platform, allowing the quantitative analysis of 20 samples in about three hours

News from Perkin Elmer LAS (UK) (formerly LAS) (20 December 2004)

345 transcription factors on a single array

Array-based technology is said to be a significant improvement over cumbersome gel mobility-shift assays, which only allowed characterisation of one TF at a time

News from Cambridge BioScience ( 3 December 2004)

Expanding programme for Huntington's biomarkers

Proteome Systems and the High Q Foundation have announced the expansion of a biomarker discovery programme for Huntington's disease

News from Proteome Systems (17 November 2004)

Protein purification for small scale research

Fully automated system enables high purity proteins for accurate protein structure analysis to be produced on an industrialised research scale

News from GE Healthcare (formerly Amersham BioSciences) (15 November 2004)

Dramatically advancing proteomic research

Sigma-Aldrich and Procognia enter exclusive partnership for commercialisation of functional human protein arrays

News from Sigma-Aldrich (Europe) (12 November 2004)

Improved resolution with 2D sample prep kits

Bringing the total of available kits for general purpose sample preparation and fractionation of protein samples to nine, these three additions promise improved resolution and reproducibility Brochure available

News from Bio-Rad Laboratories ( 2 November 2004)

Protein purification on ten channels

If you find throughput constrained by one-at-a-time sample purification, then this unique design provides a ten-fold increase in productivity

News from Presearch (28 October 2004)

Potential biomarker for ovarian cancer

Proteome Systems, The Children's Hospital at Westmead, and Westmead Millennium Institute have announced a collaboration for the early detection of ovarian cancer

News from Proteome Systems (22 October 2004)

Advanced tool for 2D electrophoresis

System automates gel casting to user-defined gradients, eliminating the variability and expense of hand-poured gels along with their short shelf lives

News from Nextgen Sciences (15 October 2004)

Collaboration for protein biomarker discovery

Biomarkers to be developed into a screening test to identify women at risk for premature birth from intra-amniotic infection Brochure available

News from Bruker Daltonics (11 October 2004)

Phosphoprotein and phosphopeptide analysis tools

Because phosphate groups are recognised directly, phosphorylation changes in whole proteomes can be seen at a glance, enabling efficient screening for proteins involved in signal transduction

News from Molecular Probes Europe ( 1 October 2004)

Advanced studies of binding properties

Equilibrium dialysis is recognised as the preferred technique for molecular binding studies as it allows for the direct assay of molecular interactions under normal physiological conditions

News from Harvard Apparatus (20 September 2004)

New distribution agreements for Asia

Cold Spring Biotech will sell NextGen Sciences's products to customers in mainland China, and the ITS group to customers in Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Indonesia

News from Nextgen Sciences (20 September 2004)

Sample concentration with minimal hands-on time

Vivascience introduces new spin columns for improved sample preparation prior to mass spectrometry

News from Vivascience (30 August 2004)

Workstations accelerate protein applications

Platforms ensure that protein applications previously hampered by lack of appropriate instrumentation and data tracking can now be performed without errors Brochure available

News from Genetix (19 July 2004)

Isolate tagged particles from rabbit reticulocyte

System allows purification of His-tagged proteins from rabbit reticulocyte lysate without co-purification of haemoglobin

News from Promega UK ( 9 July 2004)

New VP for European life science sales

Bruker Daltonics announces that Ian Sanders has been appointed as its assistant vice president for European life science sales. Brochure available

News from Bruker Daltonics ( 7 July 2004)

Monitor transcription activity in living cells

Light emitted from the chemical reaction is directly proportional to the amount of expressed enzyme and thus the binding activity of the targeted transcription factor