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Jan. 15, 2003

German Government Kicks Off €50M Systems Biology Program

MUNICH, Germany - The German Ministry of Science and Education (BMBF) will invest €50 million to promote research in systems biology. (BioWorld International) Read More

Biotica Raises $5M For Work Centered Around Polyketides

Spanish Researchers Discover Vitamin C Gene In Strawberries

International Researchers Meet To Coordinate Stem Cell Work

Newron Plans Extended Phase IIb Trial Of Safinamide In Parkinson's

Vivalis Enters Deal With Merial For Production Of Avian Vaccines

Peptech Raises A$10M, Gets Boost By Approval Of Humira

IsoTis Implements R&D Cuts, Layoffs To Reduce Expenses

BioFocus Enters Amgen Deal, Offers Warning On Financials

Senexis Gets Funding To Push Programs In Diseases Of Aging

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Precision psychiatry beyond, or before, biomarkers

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ADPD 2026: Can we prevent dementia? Scientists quantify it

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Neurodegenerative disease and cognitive decline cannot be explained by a single process. Beta-amyloid plaques, hyperphosphorylated tau, alpha-synuclein, activated...

First-in-class POLG activator restores mtDNA across mutations

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Researchers from Pretzel Therapeutics Inc. presented preclinical data of PX-578, a first-in-class POLG activator aimed at restoring mtDNA replication and...

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ADPD 2026: Three inflection points to target Alzheimer’s disease

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A new way of understanding Alzheimer’s disease, based on biological inflection points that mark decisive moments in the progression of the disorder, could change...