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Volume 5 - Number 31 | August 1, 2008

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In This Week's Issue

Work Begins on LabCorp/Duke Biorepository, Part of Phase 2 at $1.5B NC Research Campus

Worcester, Mass., Weighs Development of Up to 400,000 New Sq. Ft. of R&D Space

Orlando EDC Sees Growth, Despite Slump, As Two Life-Sci Anchors Plan ’09 Openings

Vertex, Fan Pier, Biogen Idec, Medical University of South Carolina, South Carolina Research Authority, Affymetrix, Charles River Laboratories International, National Cancer Institute, Ventana Medical Systems, Bridge Laboratories, Horizon Therapeutics, Illinois Science Technology Park, River Falls Industrial Center, Wise Construction Corp., OpGen, Ellsworth Community College, Quest Diagnostics, Thermo Fisher Scientific

New Jersey Stem-Cell Venture Fund, Galveston Economic Development Partnership, North Central Indiana Business Assistance Center, MichBio, BIOCOM Institute, Workforce Alliance, Edison Innovation R&D Wraparound Program

Geeta Vemuri, Thaddeus “Thad” Seymour

Features
CalTech Researchers Develop Optofluidic Microscope to Enable Microfluidic Imaging
The system can give a small group of scientists hundreds or even thousands of microscopes with which to image many cells or organisms in parallel, and could allow them to perform microfluidic imaging of a variety of organisms and cell types, without the need for a unwieldy, conventional microscope.

Humanetics Taps EpiStem to Test Rxs to Protect GI Tract from Bioterror Radiation
Backed by a US Department of Defense award to Humanetics, EpiStem will use its screening technology to study 10 potential drug candidates that the US military could use prophylactically in events such as a nuclear or dirty-bomb attack, or other cases of radiation exposure.

Phenotype
NCI Assay Screens BRCA2 Mutations in Mouse ESCs
This new assay expands on the ability of segregation analysis to analyze mutations in the BRCA2 gene by examining the effect that they have on mouse embryonic stem cells.

Patent Watch
The University of Glasgow is Awarded US Patent


News Scan
GE Healthcare, Invitrogen, Buck Institute for Age Research, MitoSciences, Roche Palo Alto, MatriCal, GlaxoSmithKline, Millipore


Migrations
William Sharp, Steven Stice


Products
IonGate Biosciences, Thermo Fisher Scientific, TTP LabTech, BellBrook Labs



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