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Coupling drug substances with hydroxyethyl starch (HES) derivatives to improve pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. More
Researchers at the University of Western Ontario have developed a Pulmonary Drug Delivery Technology Suite comprised of two innovative inventions for the precision measurement and dispensing of micro fine, dry powders. More
The XGEL ™ polymer technology is available for licensing and replaces the need to use animal-derived gelatine in pharmaceutical and healthcare products More
A suite of highly specific, proprietary bacterial drug targets in staphylococcus aureus, that can be used individually or as a group to develop small molecule or peptide drug leads with powerful anti-infectives properties. More
The University of Edinburgh has perfected a genetic engineering strategy in mouse embryonic stem cells to replace large regions of mouse chromosomal sequences (>100kb) with the corresponding human syntenic region. More
A new veterinary medicinal composition designed to maintain the oxygenic consumption, to restore hydric, electrolytic and energetic status, as well as the blood pH in affected mammals. More
Naturally occurring compound shown to inhibit and reverse fatty liver. More
Peg GCSF More
The University of Edinburgh has discovered a binding site for zinc in human albumin. More
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