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Top 10 Global CDMO Enterprises| The Meaning of IND, NDA and ANDA| Top 10 Global Clinical Research Organizations in 2021
Dec 21,2017
International Team Discovers New Multi-Disease Target
Scientists say a protein in a chain that regulates iron and other elements in cells could provide a new target to treat cancer, diabetes and other diseases. A team of researchers at Rice University, the University of California at San Diego (UCSD), the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the University of North Texas detailed theRead more
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Dec 21,2017
Novel Nanoparticles Designed to Bind to and Destroy Viruses
Over the last decade, advances in nanotechnology have resulted in scientists creating amazingly specific nanoparticles that can travel through a human body and home in on specific cells. The latest nanoparticle innovation, driven by advanced computer modeling technologies, targets a broad range of devastating viruses and not only binds to them, but destroys them as well.Read more
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Dec 21,2017
Memorabilia of the global biopharmaceutical CRO/CDMO industry in 2017
Unknowingly, biological drugs have occupied a leading position in the TOP10 list of global best-selling drugs, and Xiu Mei Le has been awarded the title of "Pharmaceutical King” for many years. There is no doubt that the popularity of biological medicine has overshadowed chemical medicine in recent years.
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Dec 21,2017
The latest prevention/treatment targets for diabetic nephropathy
The Shang-Zhong Xu group of the Cardiovascular and Metabolic Research Center of the University of Hull in the United Kingdom and the Zeng Bo group of the Institute of Cardiovascular Medicine, Southwest Medical University, China published a titled "ORAI channels are critical for” in "Nature Communications”. "Receptor-mediated endocytosis of albumin” article, using human cell models,Read more
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Dec 20,2017
Opioid Abuse May Be Curbed by New Vaccine
A new vaccine may be effective in combating the growing opioid problem plaguing the nation. Researchers from the U.S. Military HIV Research Program at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) have found that an experimental heroin vaccine induced antibodies that prevented the drug from crossing the blood-brain barrier in mice and rats. TheRead more
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Dec 20,2017
Unique Genetic Profile for Lewy Body Dementia Uncovered
Lewy body dementia (LBD) is a disease associated with abnormal deposits of a protein called α-synuclein in the brain. These deposits, called Lewy bodies, affect neurons in the brain and lead to problems with thinking, movement, behavior, and mood. LBD is one of the most common causes of dementia, after Alzheimer's disease and vascular disease.
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Unique Genetic Profile for Lewy Body Dementia Uncovered
Dec 19,2017
Advanced Computational Methods May Lead to New Peptide Drugs
New computational strategies reported that might help realize the promise of peptide-based drugs. Peptides are similar to protein molecules, but differ in their smaller size, structure and functions. In addition, peptides such as cyclosporine are stable like small molecules and selective like antibodies. The scientists explain that naturally occurring peptides that might serve as scaffoldsRead more
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Advanced Computational Methods May Lead to New Peptide Drugs
Dec 19,2017
New Diagnostic Biomarkers and Method Uncovered for MS
Compounding the already difficult diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) is the onslaught of invasive, often painful, tests to identify and track disease progression – typically requiring the collection of fluid from the brain and spine. However, now, investigators at the University of Huddersfield, U.K., have just developed a minimally invasive method for quickly detecting signsRead more
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New Diagnostic Biomarkers and Method Uncovered for MS
Dec 18,2017
Virus-Like Synthetic Nucleocapsid Carries Own RNA Genome, Evolves
It's a protective shell, very much like those used by viruses to package and ferry their genomes. This shell, however, is built from computer-designed proteins – which sounds fairly innocuous. Such a shell, should it be used to encapsulate a drug, might facilitate the drug's delivery. It's not anything that could advance research into artificialRead more
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Virus-Like Synthetic Nucleocapsid Carries Own RNA Genome, Evolves
Dec 18,2017
Novel Finding on Memory T Cells May Provide Boost to Cancer Immunotherapy
Like employees cross-trained for different jobs, scientists have the strongest evidence yet that memory T cells responsible for long-term immune protection arises from effector CD8 T cells.   The finding provides insight that should help researchers design more effective vaccines and expand cancer immunotherapies by aiding efforts to harness the immune cells to prevent or cureRead more
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