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The executive teams of five major molecular interaction databases have announced the signing of an agreement to share curation efforts and exchange completed records.

A recent CTRC study demonstrated the potential of focusing on an individual's protein composition, and levels of certain proteins associated with particular cancers.

Organon elected to continue the collaboration by accepting the latest preclinical lead candidate generated by Pharmacopeia's drug discovery and development platform.

Scientists have used this method to identify a gene called Insig2, which is directly involved in the control of blood cholesterol levels.

The screening technique can scan thousands and even millions of compounds to identify those that activate dendritic cells.

The NanoArrayer™ System will provide North Carolina State University a unique solution to the problem of ultramicro-scale deposition of femtoliter volumes on specialized surfaces.

The researchers looked at human nuclear DNA for mutations using the Mapping 100K Set; they used the Human Mitochondrial Resequencing Array 2.0 to look for mutations in mitochondrial DNA.

With the integration of ChemAxon's JChem Cartridge for Oracle and Marvin toolkits, eNovator is able to store, edit, search and retrieve chemical structures and reactions within the ELN and Sample Tracking Module.

The companies demonstrated their first joint product, a software module that is designed to allow scientists to use ChemDraw® to search by chemical structure for all of the compounds in the existing Adis R&D Insight® database.

WellGen uses its patented screening technology to screen naturally occurring compounds, which are generally regarded as safe, against a panel of genes associated with wellness and disease.