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EARLY WARNING FOR HAZARDOUS CONTAMINANTS
His work is sponsored by the U.S. Geologic Survey and the Long Island Sound Fund of Connecticut's Department of Environmental Protection. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Thursday, November 19, 1992 -
PLANT RESISTANCE GENE CLONED
Yoder suggested that once the mechanism is understood, "more gene shuffling could be done" to introduce the resistance factor into other plants. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Wednesday, November 11, 1992 -
PLAGUE FRUSTRATES BODY'S DEFENSES
The role of Pla in plague," the researchers suggest, "implies that this class of proteases may contribute, in a more subtle way, to the capacity of less virulent species to produce disseminated infection, a major source of mortality for immunocompromised patients." -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Monday, November 9, 1992 -
CD44 PINPOINTS MALIGNANT CELLS
Tanabe, on the other hand, informed the AACR meeting here last May of his finding that "primary colon carcinomas, and liver and lymph-node metastases overexpressed a specific epithelial CD44 isoform, know as CD44R1, whereas paired normal mucosa did not." -- David N. Leff 110592CD44 -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Thursday, November 5, 1992 -
SEARCH-AND DESTROY MABS
This one acts as a primary effector -- trigger and warhead both." -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Friday, October 30, 1992 -
NEGATIVE PUBLIC RESPONSE TO BIOFOOD POLICY
These workshops would probably be held "within the next several months," Maryanski said. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Thursday, October 29, 1992 -
SOMATIX HOPES FOR NOVEMBER NUPTIAL
Besides its cancer program, Somatix is focusing its gene therapy R&D on Parkinson's disease and hemophilia, Carter said. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Monday, October 26, 1992 -
MONKEY MODEL FOR MS TREATMENT
You rub it on a stock broker and it produces $40 million." -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Friday, October 23, 1992 -
SPHINX PSORIASIS DRUG READY FOR PHASE II
Sphinx's stock fell 25 cents to $7 on Wednesday. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Thursday, October 22, 1992 -
MOUSE MUTANT TO TAKE ON ATHEROSCLEROSIS
Thus, in Friday's issue of Cell, Michael S. Brown and Joseph L. Goldstein, who shared a Nobel prize in 1985 for elucidating cholesterol metabolism in the body, wrote: "By crossbreeding with the apoE mutant mice, at last the full power of mouse genetics will be available to unravel a multifactorial disease." -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Monday, October 19, 1992 -
GENETIC HEART ATTACK RISK FACTOR
David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Friday, October 16, 1992 -
NIH TO GRANT LICENSE FOR ENZON'S GAUCHER'S DRUG
Ginns and Barranger are also preparing bone-marrow alternative gene therapies. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Monday, October 12, 1992 -
SLOW GOING FOR GENE THERAPY FOR DUCHENNE MD
At 2,500 kilobases, it's too big to stuff into an expression vector, so we're putting our money on minigenes." -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Thursday, October 8, 1992 -
FETAL TISSUE ALTERNATIVES IN PARKINSON'S RESEARCH
HSV-1 vectors may be a promising new gene therapy approach to Parkinson's disease," Geller said, but noted that before his technique can go from rodents to humans, the vector needs a deletion mutant as a helper virus, which does not revert to wild type. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Tuesday, October 6, 1992 -
VIAGENE PLANS AIDS DRUG TRIAL
But since Viagene does not receive any NIH funding, the company does not require its permission to proceed. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Monday, October 5, 1992 -
GENE THERAPIES BROADEN CURATIVE REACH
teaching hospitals, and one in Lyons, France. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Wednesday, September 30, 1992 -
SABIN SAYS AIDS VACCINE 'IMPROBABLE'
And we view an industry-government collaboration in this area as absolutely critical to success." -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Wednesday, September 16, 1992 -
DRUG COMPANIES TARGET LEUKOTRIENES
Also participating in the leukotriene sweepstakes are Rhone- Poulenc Rorer, Hoechst-Roussel Pharmaceuticals and Schering- Plough Research Institute. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Monday, September 14, 1992 -
CLOT-BUSTER WORKS BEST WITHIN TWO HOURS
In the Dallas study, the thrombolytic was administered by paramedics in ambulances, while doctors administered the drug in Scotland to patients at home. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Tuesday, September 8, 1992 -
ANTISENSE THERAPY UNBLOCKS ARTERIES
Rosenberg is planning early studies in pigs and primates, followed "within two years" by trials in humans. -- David N. Leff Science Editor (c) 1997 American Health ConsultantsBioWorld Today | Thursday, September 3, 1992
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