The University of Edinburgh has developed new methods for cleaning surgical instruments, which completely remove protein contamination, including prions - the infectious agents that cause Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) in humans. 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
A number of specific PPLs, a group of prenylflavanone compounds, some novel, were isolated, identified and tested at as low as 0.04 μg/mL to be able to increase survival of neural stem cells, to promote neuronal growth with lengthening of neurite More
Technology regarding new methods to efficiently and cost-effectively produce recombinant proteins from the milk of genetically-modified farm animals, applying methodologies of genetic engineering and transgenesis to pharmaceutical manufacturing. More
A new technology to address several current stumbling blocks in animal cloning. This technology dramatically enhances the probability of producing normal offspring that are truly genetically identical. More
A novel adjuvant technology for use in vaccines and in antibody production that gives excellent immune responses with low manufacturing costs, and can be administered by a variety of routes More
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh, led by Professor Peter Sadler, have developed a novel series of platinum prodrugs, which can be activated by light (photoactivated). More
ω-conopeptide FVIA recently has developed an innovative pharmaceutical composition for preventing or treating diseases, disorders or conditions associated with N-type calcium channel activity More