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USM Unveils Plant Genome of Billion-dollar Global Industry
The Minister of Higher Education Dato’ Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin announced at CCB@USM yesterday that this major achievement could lead to many end products and contribute to the billion dollar rubber...
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Read moreArtificial Reddener
Erythropoetin, abbreviated EPO, has gained a scandalous reputation as a doping agent for racing cyclists. The name is derived from the ancient Greek erythros “red” and poiein “to make”, a fitting desi...
Life Sciences | Read moreOptimized Photosynthesis by High-Precision Lighting
Phototrophic organisms ranging from green and red algae, to cyanobacteria, green sulfur bacteria and plant suspensions, can now enjoy optimal lighting conditions in bioreactors. Making this po...
Life Sciences | Read morePucci-Tase - New deacetylase for the industrial production of high-quality chitosan
Chitosan has a broad spectrum of industrial applications ranging from contact lenses and matrices for tissue engineering to immobilisation membranes for enzymes and cells in biotechnological processes...
Technology Offerings | Read moreGenome sequencing of fungus with biotechnological applications
The results, published recently in the American National Academy of Sciences’ scientific journal (PNAS), has enabled the determination of the mechanisms with which this fungus attacks wood in order to...
Life Sciences | Read moreAcrylic glass made of sugar - new enzyme could revolutionise production of plastics
In a bacterial strain, scientists at the University of Duisburg-Essen and the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) have found an enzyme which could be used for the biotechnological produc...
Materials Sciences | Read moreNature’s own chemical plant
Petroleum is the feedstock for many products in the chemical industry. However, this fossil fuel is becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. Renewable raw materials are an alternative. But can the ...
Life Sciences | Read moreA project coordinated by VTT turns plant cells into medical factories
The four-year project focuses on developing methods for production of valuable pharmaceutical compounds using plant cells as a production host in an effective and controlled manner. The method...
Life Sciences | Read moreAgricultural Biotechnology International Conference brings world’s leading scientists to Cork
Having this conference in Ireland, hosted by primary sponsor Teagasc, provides an opportunity for Ireland’s best and brightest researchers, academics, and industry personnel to deepen their understand...
Event News | Read moreLithuanian biotech growing fast
Fermentas Ltd. is a R&D and manufacturing company, which develop and produce products for genetic engineering, molecular biology, genomic research and other biotechnological investigations (over 400 i...
Life Sciences | Read moreFirst transgenic kids with the human lactoferrin gene
Unfortunately, a woman’s organism produces only 4-5 grams of lactoferrin per liter of milk, besides, donor milk can be infected by HIV or other dangerous viruses. So, it is impossible to fully rely on...
Life Sciences | Read moreDASGIP Launches Micro-bioreactor for High Throughput Screening
The “DASGIP BioLector” has been developed by m2p-labs, Aachen, Germany, who entered into a partnership with DASGIP to bring the new product to market. Under the agreement, DASGIP has marketing rights ...
Life Sciences | Read moreVienna University of Technology is working on a new doping detection system
Chemists at Vienna University of Technology (TU) working jointly with ARC Seibersdorf, are developing a new analytical method, based on MALDI mass spectrometry, to track down the perpetrators of dopin...
Life Sciences | Read moreDASGIP presents product innovations during Biotechnica 2007
DASGIP AG, leading manufacturer of parallel bioreactor systems, will present a number of innovations at their booth during Biotechnica in Hanover.OD4, an online monitoring module for optical d...
Life Sciences | Read moreDASGIP AG optimizes its cultivation system to conditions of anaerobic micro-organisms and thus facilitates biofuel development
Bioethanol is produced by a variety of micro-organisms under anaerobic conditions, i.e. in the absence of oxygen. For biotechnical methods of fuel production to be competitive with conventional proced...
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