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SLAS speaker awarded National Medal of Science
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While participating in the recent SLAS stem cell global symposium, Dr. Rudolph Jaenisch, Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, was being named recipient of this top award.
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Critical technologies for ion channel drug discovery
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Ronald J. Knox, Bristol-Myers Squibb Research, discusses the large technology landscape that has grown around the core patch-clamp technique over the last three decades in this SLAS
virtual course. Live Oct. 6 or On-Demand.
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A friend's tribute to Jim Little
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"Colleagues, customers, family and friends all were enriched through their relationship with Jim Little." Read more from Frank Zenie about his friend and colleague, Jim Little, who passed away Sept. 14.
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Lee article generating interest
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"Open Innovation for Phenotypic Drug Discovery: The PD2 Assay Panel" by Jonathan Lee, et al., July 2011 (16.6) JBS. This is a novel topic and getting a lot of buzz in blogs and social
media.
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SLAS2012 exhibition tops 500 booths
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Laboratory science and technology companies from around the world have made their plans to show you the latest innovations at the First Annual SLAS Conference and Exhibition, Feb. 4-8, San Diego. Explore the offerings.
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Virtual course speaker Lipinski on drug discovery trends
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Chris Lipinski shares industry observations in this video filmed from March 2011. He offers thoughts on fostering creativity — "you absolutely need to have time to think." Lipinski is one of four speakers for Oct./Nov. chemical space course.
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SLAS Point-to-Point available through MultiBriefs mobile app
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SLAS Point-to-Point, distributed weekly, is available on MultiBriefs app for Apple iPhone/iPod Touch, Android or Blackberry users. Start at the MultiBriefs homepage and select
your smartphone format. Once downloaded, simply add the SLAS feed.
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Electroanalytical eavesdropping on single cell communication
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The use of carbon as an electrode material was first popularized by Ralph Adams in the 1950s. Since its inception, carbon has been a popular
choice for electrochemical applications, as carbon electrodes demonstrate a wide working potential window, stable background currents, low noise and high sensitivity.
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Self-organizing surface-initiated polymerization: Facile access to complex functional systems
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Facile access to complex systems is crucial to generate the functional materials of the future. Herein, we report self-organizing surface-initiated polymerization as a user-friendly method to create ordered as well as oriented functional systems on transparent oxide surfaces.
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The telomeric Cdc13 protein interacts directly with the telomerase subunit Est1 to bring it to telomeric DNA ends in vitro
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In Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a Cdc13–Est1 interaction is proposed to mediate recruitment of telomerase to DNA ends. Here we provide unique in vitro evidence for this model by demonstrating a direct interaction between purified Cdc13 and Est1. The Cdc13–Est1 interaction is specific and requires the in vivo defined Cdc13 recruitment domain.
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Physicists say speed-of-light-breaking neutrinos would've lost energy along way
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Last week's bombshell physics news — those superluminal neutrinos that CERN's OPERA experiment clocked moving faster than the speed of light — are already getting the rigorous vetting that OPERA's researchers were hoping for. And some physicists are already rejecting the notion that CERN's neutrinos broke the cosmic speed limit outright.
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Bridging the gap
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Contract research organizations have a natural tendency to bridge gaps in the landscape of pharmaceutical R&D. As laboratories for hire, CROs have emerged as vital agents in screening compounds, developing synthetic routes and supporting clinical trials. They provide expertise and infrastructure to virtual drug companies, small biotech firms and even big pharmaceutical makers that lack necessary resources.
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Polymeric material has potential for noninvasive procedures
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Scientists at the University of California, San Diego, have developed what they believe to be the first polymeric material that is sensitive to biologically benign levels of near infrared irradiation, enabling the material to disassemble in a highly controlled fashion. The study represents a significant milestone in the area of light-sensitive material for non-invasive medical and biological applications.
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Diabetes and cancer: A shared biological basis
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Contrary to what some think, cancer and diabetes appear to have some biology in common. According to a report in the Sept. 30 issue of the Cell Press journal, Cell, a pathway that initially drew attention for its role in embryonic stem cells and cancer also influences the odds that mice develop or resist diabetes.
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Single magnesium ion brought to standstill by simple laser cooling
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Quantum logic is quite a new and absolutely fascinating field of physics and might — ultimately — lead to the fabrication of a quantum computer. And it could also aid the
search for the "theory of everything" — the missing link between traditional physics and quantum physics.
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2011 AAPS Annual Meeting and Exposition
Oct. 23-27, Washington, D.C.
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"The Next 25 Years" is the theme for the AAPS meeting this 25th anniversary year, with sessions on bioequivalence, biopharmaceutics classification system, combination products, modified release, nanotechnology, quality by design and systems analysis.
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