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OCREVUS significantly slowed loss of brain tissue within T2 MRI lesions in primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS) in post-hoc analysis of Phase III ORATORIO study

Guest editorial by Kim James, Solid Form Expert, LGC Drug Development Solutions

Scientists reveal that Coffea stenophylla – a rare and threatened species from West Africa – has the potential to ensure the future of great-tasting coffee under climate change

The modular, automated 3D cell culture and image analysis lab enables customers to streamline and scale organoid interrogation, advancing drug discovery research

JEOL and SOQUELEC have a long relationship dating back to the 1970s

The next-generation therapy offers enhanced leaflet grasping feature and new clip sizes to fit each patient's complex tricuspid valve anatomy

The Thermo Scientific HAA9 Disinfection By-Products (HAAs) Application Workflow ensures accurate and reproducible determination of haloacetic acids in drinking water samples

The partnership combines Viroclinics-DDL’s diagnostic and high-throughput sequencing experience with ENPICOM’s expertise in bioinformatics and immunomics

The work gives a foundation to understanding why infections occur and persist

The research found nitrate-rich vegetables, such as lettuce, spinach, kale and even beetroot, provided the greatest health benefits

New long-term study could mean more sustainable burgers

The researchers noted that caffeine is believed to cause blood vessels in the uterus and placenta to constrict

Researchers have succeeded in culturing meat in the laboratory in the form of millimeter-scale slabs of contractile bovine muscle

In a ten-year project, a team from the Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences has identified a previously unknown role of calcium channels in the formation of synaptic connections

Earlier work has already confirmed the versatility and benefit of ProBioGen’s vaccine development platform

An MIT team has created polymers that replicate the structure of mucins, the molecules that give mucus its unique antimicrobial properties

The CRISPR interference innovations provide expanded experimental options and flexibility for researchers facilitating disease & drug research