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by:Patheon Inc. based inDurham, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
With speed and efficiency, evaluate the properties of your biologic for a clear understanding of the path to Phase I clinical studies and beyond. Patheon gives you access to the full breadth of advanced analytical technologies and preformulation ...
by:RTI International based in, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Our engineers help clients achieve their goals through the identification, development, application, and transfer of leading-edge technologies. We have proven capabilities to successfully execute early- and late-stage R&D programs, and to lead programs from initial R&D to prototyping to commercialization. We have a pipeline of new technologies and actively seek to partner with industry to ...
Manufactured by:Polarean Imaging plc. based inDurham, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Hyperpolarized Xenon MRI is an ever-evolving technology used in lung disease research. Submit a Research Grant Request: We recognize the important role that educational grants, sponsorships and charitable donations play in our mission, both in the advancement of technology, medical knowledge and benefits to patient ...
Manufactured by:Sage Therapeutics based inCambridge, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Sage stepped up to fill an innovation void by thinking differently about brain health disorders and how we approach the discovery and development of new ...
by:Greensboro Radiology based inGreensboro, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Cancer may be difficult to detect, but for some types of cancer, the earlier it is detected, the better are the chances of treating it effectively. Imaging techniques - methods of producing pictures of the body - have become an important element of early detection for many cancers. But imaging is not simply used for detection. Imaging is also important for determining the stage (telling ...
by:RTI International based in, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
RightLeftFor more than 50 years, drug discovery and development has been one of our core research activities. We work with pharmaceutical companies and government agencies to bring new medicines to market, and to ensure the safety and efficacy of those in the marketplace. Our in-depth experience, commitment to excellence, and state-of-the-art facilities make us a valuable ...
Manufactured by:XILIS, Inc. based inDurham, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Compared to conventional patient-derived models, MOS provides faster, higher-throughput, and greater cost savings, as well as more predictive and accurate results. MOS can be used in large-scale pharmacogenomic studies that are representative of the breadth of human genetic diversity during pre-clinical development. We believe the technology not only has the ...
Manufactured by:Thermo Fisher Scientific based inWaltham, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
The Oncomine Clinical Research Grant Program supports investigator-initiated studies (IIS) and education projects, on molecular profiling in oncology, with the goal to increase high quality molecular profiling and to help democratize the future of precision medicine. ...
Manufactured by:Thermo Fisher Scientific based inWaltham, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Connections that can turn a discovery into a cure. End-to-end solutions from research to commercialization. Connect every phase of your cell and gene therapy journey. We connect you to end-to-end cell and gene therapy solutions that help you deliver life-changing therapies. Our mission is to provide you with connections to help you reach your next milestone, further your progress, and support ...
Manufactured by:Thermo Fisher Scientific based inWaltham, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Natural killer (NK) cells are innate lymphocytes that kill virally infected or malignant cells. Unlike T cells, NK cells function in an antigen independent manner, responding to anything they perceive as "non-self", including malignant cells. NK cells are an attractive allogeneic immune modulator, as they have a well-known safety profile and lack the potential to cause graft-vs-host disease, a ...