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Could amphibian foam be the future of topical drug delivery?
According to researchers, amphibian foam from the nests of the túngara frog could revolutionise topical, vaginal and rectal drug delivery.
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SMC approves Xermelo for carcinoid syndrome diarrhoea
Scotland is the first country in the UK to enable patients, battling this serious and debilitating condition, access to a new treatment option...
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£54 million funding to transform health through data science
Health Data Research UK is awarding £30 million funding to six sites across the UK to address challenging healthcare issues through the use of data science...
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Multi-million funding for cryo-EM to boost structural biology revolution
US science minister announce new multi-million-pound commitment to boost the burgeoning field of cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) in the UK.
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Scotland approves Ipsen’s cabozantinib to treat kidney cancer
The SMC endorses routine prescribing across NHS Scotland of Ipsen’s cabozantinib, offering a new therapy option to help battle kidney cancer.
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Proteomics – the frontiers and beyond
21 September 2007 | By Walter Kolch, The Beatson Institute for Cancer Research/ Institute for Biomedical and Life Sciences, University of Glasgow
Within a decade proteomics has evolved from a fledgling discipline reserved for specialised laboratories, to a firm fixture in our standard omics arsenal used routinely by the research community. This stunning progress is due to many factors; the finishing of the genome projects provided major intellectual motivation and the development…
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Structure, function, interaction
23 May 2006 | By Walter Kolch, University of Glasgow & Beatson Institute for Cancer Research
In the last decade proteomics has revolutionised biology and now biology starts revolutionising proteomics.
