May 2008- Volume 4, Issue 5

May 2008

In this Issue

Global News

Collaboration is easy on the eyes

Collaboration is easy on the eyes

Jerini Ophthalmic and PR Pharmaceuticals to develop sustained-release formulations for eye diseases

Automation & Instrumentation

ANTIBODY TRANSFER

ANTIBODY TRANSFER

MitoSciences gains access to University of Oregon’s monoclonal antibody portfolio

Member benefits

Member benefits

Pennsylvania Bio inks supply deal with Fisher Scientific

A “mito” distribution deal

A “mito” distribution deal

Invitrogen gets exclusive distribution rights for MitoSciences’ monoclonal antibodies and immunoassays

Comprehensive custom services

Comprehensive custom services

PerkinElmer, Cerep team up to market assay development, screening services

Informatics

Virtual diabetes research

Virtual diabetes research

ADA and Entelos open access to in silico testing with virtual mice

Pfizer picks pathway partner

Pfizer picks pathway partner

Ingenuity Systems to implement integrated IPA software for pharma giant

VERTICAL*I GOES LATERAL

VERTICAL*I GOES LATERAL

Company joins forces with Thomson Scientific to provide end-to-end solutions for business development

Genomics & Proteomics

Exploring new territory

Exploring new territory

Celera inks two-year license agreement with Merck to develop RNAi-based therapeutics

Raising hopes

Raising hopes

Helicos enters collaboration to sequence cancer-associated genes

Bringing it back home

Bringing it back home

Affymetrix extends Collaborations in Cancer Research Program to North American region

Research & Development

Partners in Parkinson’s

Partners in Parkinson’s

Buck Institute and Q Therapeutics form stem cell collaboration to combat Parkinson’s Disease

NIEHS, U. Minn. study may lead to improved epilepsy treatments

NIEHS, U. Minn. study may lead to improved epilepsy treatments

Researchers from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and the University of Minnesota have gained new insight into one of the most puzzling aspects of epilepsy treatment: why some epileptics fail to respond to anti-epileptic medications.

Building better bones

Building better bones

Merck, Harvard to advance osteoporosis research

Synthetic biology gets a boost

Synthetic biology gets a boost

Codon Devices to engineer protein drug for Merrimack Pharmaceuticals
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