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Big pharma may see crystal-clear savings

New technology identifies and monitors changes in crystal structures on-line, providing a method of ensuring production of the desired drug compounds

News from Laboratorytalk, 9 June 2008

Chloroform clue to riddle of general anaesthesia.

One of the earliest general anaesthetics to be used, chloroform, has shed light on a mystery that's puzzled doctors for more than 150 years - how such anaesthetics actually work

News from Laboratorytalk, 1 April 2008

Scientists unravel the fight with cervical cancer

The virus responsible for most cases of cervical cancer has a serious weakness which may provide hope for new treatments for the disease

News from Laboratorytalk, 26 March 2008

Membrane expertise to seek disease treatments

A new euro15 million project led by the University of Leeds aims to find novel treatments for many human diseases by bringing together the leading European experts in membrane proteins

News from Laboratorytalk, 19 March 2008

Microchip technology to improve disease diagnosis

The highest-density sensor array to identify multiple proteins within human blood or urine - key indicators for many human diseases - has been developed by engineers from the University of Leeds

News from Laboratorytalk, 12 March 2008

Leeds skin researchers achieve quality standard

The Skin Research Centre in the university's faculty of biological sciences was one of the first research centres to be set up in the University of Leeds

News from Laboratorytalk, 22 May 2007

Metrohm offers TOC-measurement tool

Metrohm is offering the LAR QuickTOC for the measurement of TOC.
IEF solution features peptide-based PL marker kit

Beckman Coulter has introduced advanced isoelectric-focusing (IEF) technology, featuring a peptide-based PL marker kit for the charge-heterogeneity analysis of biotherapeutics.