News – Page 628
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Case dismissed on Indian patent law
Claim against government's 'unconstitutional' patent law is dismissed
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Unique antibiotic beats superbugs' resistance
Study shows molecule's antibiotic mechanism and paves way for new group of drugs.
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Making light work of drug release
Photolabile masking agents from organic synthesis used for precision drug delivery.
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Bad milk leads to bald mice
Crucial hormone implicated in alopecia, inflammation, and diabetes.
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Europe poised for a surge in generic drugs
First generic drug to seek pan-European approval gets the go-ahead.
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Now you stick me, now you don't
A new type of reversible adhesion changes stickiness at the flip of a pH switch
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FDA advised: Avandia should stay on the market
FDA Advisory Committee votes 22-1 for GSK's diabetes drug to continue to be marketed in the US
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Car tyres and brakes produce toxic metal emissions
Your exhaust emissions may be up to standard, but your car's not as green as you think
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Cell transplant hope for diabetes sufferers
Insulin-producing cells carried in protective magnetocapsules are tracked by MRI
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Space monster discovered
Octatetraynyl ion is the largest negatively charged molecule ever seen in space
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Shortcut protein synthesis ditches amino acids
Polymerisation route using carbon monoxide is fast and cheap
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Novel aerogels to absorb toxic heavy metals
Chalcogenide gels bind mercury better than traditional oxides
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Chinese legislation to increase drug safety
Long-awaited amendment to China's drug registration system is expected to discipline the country's medical sector and boost the pharmaceutical industry
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Business roundup: September 2007
ICI sale finally agreed ICI have accepted a takeover offer of £8 billion from chemical conglomerate Akzo Nobel. This 670p per share agreement is Akzo’s third approach for ICI in as many months, following an initial offer of 600p per share in June, and then 650p per share in ...
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Newly identified side to global warming
An atmospheric mechanism has emerged that could lift global temperatures even higher than current predictions