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Genetics and Environmental Business Week

Susan Hasty, Publisher

Table of Contents . . . August 10th, 2006

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Related Areas: Other Issues in Genetics and Environmental Business Week | Other Publications

Finance - American Public Health Association receives grant to strengthen state public health associations

Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, U.S. - Chronic middle-ear infections linked to resistant biofilm bacteria

Bayer HealthCare - Studies from the United States, Canada and Italy describe new findings in diabetes research

Baylor University, U.S. - Colorectal cancer methylator phenotype linked to JC virus T-antigen expression

Cellectis - Cellectis has been granted a worldwide license to Lexicon Genetics' isogenic DNA technology

Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, U.S. - New research from the United States in the area of HIV/AIDS detailed

Centocor Inc. - Findings from the United States advance knowledge in cancer treatment research

Charite-Universitatsmedizin, Berlin - Reports from Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom add new data to colorectal cancer research

Chiba University - Reports from Japan, the People's Republic of China and Switzerland add new data to lung cancer research

Children's Hospital, Westmead, Australia - Microalbuminuria and hypertension rates are higher in youth with type 2 diabetes

China Medical University, People's Republic of China - Lung cancer carcinogenesis linked to overexpression of serine threonine kinase 15

Chinese Academy of Science, People's Republic of China - A transactivated promoter drives the expression of short hairpin RNA

Chinese Center for Disease Control & Prevention, Beijing, People's Republic of China -  Streptococcus suis outbreak in China followed by exposure during slaughter of ill pigs

Chiron Corp. - New data from the United States and Canada lluminates research in bacterium

Churchill Hospital, Oxford, U.K. - Albuminuria and renal impairment are associated with distinct risk factors sets in diabetes

Cleveland Clinic, U.S. - Antioxidants may play role in future treatment of infertility in men and women

Cleveland Clinic, U.S. - Thinking beyond risk factors may allow their neutralization through effective action

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, U.S. - Researchers establish a link between the innate biological clock and aging

Cornell University, U.S. - Role of mitochondria in inherited neurodegenerative diseases is reviewed

Diagnostic Center for Population & Animal Health, Lansing, U.S. - Coronavirus associated with epizootic catarrhal enteritis in ferrets characterized

Duke University, U.S. - Treatment options for invasive fungal infections are reviewed

Emory University, U.S. - Persistence of oropharyngeal cancer after chemoradiation detected by PET-CT

Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam - Researchers' data from the United Arab Emirates, Netherlands and Russian Federation advance meningitis research

Food and Drug Administration, U.S. - Epidemiologic data is used to measure impact of food safety control programs

Genographic Project - Applied Biosystems joins the Genographic Project to support genetics study

Gil Medical Center, Incheon - Researchers from South Korea, United States and Australia report details of new studies and findings in the area of heart disease

Graz University - Reports from Austria, Sweden and Spain add new data to obesity research

Halozyme Therapeutics - Halozyme announces lung cancer survival rates increase in mice with hyaluronidase enzyme candidate

Harvard University - Researchers from the United States and United Kingdom provide details of new studies and findings in the area of proteins

Harvard University, U.S. - An epigenetic state is associated with areas of gene duplication

Harvard University, U.S. - Obesity may modify the link between hepatic lipase gene and coronary heart disease risk

Harvard University, U.S. - Parental verbal abuse is a potent form of child maltreatment

Harvard University, U.S. - Practices of breast cancer radiotherapeutic management differ within Europe

Health Behavior News Service - Breastfeeding can ease the pain of routine newborn procedures

Health Behavior News Service - Intrauterine devices that contain higher doses of copper are more effective in preventing pregnancy

Health Department of the State Government of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil - Audio computer-assisted self-interview acceptable among substance abusers seeking treatment

Healthcare Access - The language barrier negatively impacts health care for 50 million U.S. residents

Hellenic Pasteur Institute, Athens - Findings from Greece and the United States describe new data in neurology research

Hirosaki University, Japan - Borderline ovarian tumor recurrence risk factors and outcome examined

Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, People's Republic of China - Receptor kinase signaling and functioning is mediated downstream

Hopital Europeen Georges Pompidou, Paris - Recent findings from France, Switzerland and Netherlands illuminate research in heart disease

Human Genome Sciences - Human Genome Sciences names Timothy C. Barabe senior vice president and CFO

Illumina - Illumina to conduct custom genotyping for Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical

Innsbruck Medical University - New data from Austria, France and Japan lluminates research in diabetes

Institute Pasteur, Paris - New findings from France and the United States in the area of meningitis described

Institute of Tropical Medicine, Cuba - Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis prevalence is very low in Cuba

Institute of Tropical Medicine, Cuba - Variability among Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains detected by DNA microarrays

Introgen Therapeutic Inc. - New findings from the United States and Italy in the area of breast cancer detailed

John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, U.K. - Reports from the United Kingdom and United States describe recent advances in DNA research

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health - Researchers' findings from the United States and Italy advance HIV/AIDS research

Johns Hopkins University, U.S. - Method developed to screen body fluids is highly accurate tool for spotting breast cancer cells

Karolinska Institute, Sweden - Insights into inflammatory response reveal new drug targets

Max Delbrueck Center of Molecular Medicine, Germany - Researchers from Germany, Spain and the United States describe findings in breast cancer studies

Mayo Clinic - Reports from the United States and South Korea describe recent advances in leukemia research

Mayo Clinic, U.S. - Gene mutation causes chaotic electrical activation of the heart muscle and atrial fibrillation

Medical Research Council Virology Unit, Glasgow - Reports from Scotland, Japan and the United States describe recent advances in genetics research

Merck - Research from the United States and Japan add new data to neurology body of knowledge

Merck - U.S. FDA approves Emend (aprepitant), Merck's antiemetic therapy for post-op nausea and vomiting

Peking University, People's Republic of China - Gastric cancer risk linked to cyclooxygenase-2 polymorphisms in a Chinese population

Quantum Genomics - Quantum Genomics opens European headquarters in Paris region

Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham - Researchers' work from the United Kingdom, France and Netherlands adds to meningitis body of knowledge

Saitama Cancer Center, Ina, Japan - Researchers from Japan, Germany and Netherlands detail new studies and findings in the area of genetics

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, People's Republic of China - Better gene expression was obtained by -gene than by +gene in phage gene delivery systems

Shinshu University, Japan - Genetically engineered bacterium aids in prodrug therapy of mammary tumors

Solexa - Solexa reports first shipments of genome analysis system for DNA sequencing, profiling

Sun Yat Sen University, People's Republic of China - New findings in hepatocellular carcinoma described from the People's Republic of China, United States and Taiwan

Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea - Sequence-based CYP2D6 genotyping in Korean population is reported

Tohoku University, Japan - Data from Japan, the United Kingdom and Austria advance knowledge in genetics research

Transgenomic - Transgenomic names Craig Tuttle president and chief executive officer

U.S. Food & Drug Administration - Recent findings from the United States, Nigeria and Norway illuminate research in polio

U.S. National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases - New findings from the United States and Sweden in the area of diabetes described

Universidade Estadual Paulista, Sao Paulo - Researchers from Brazil and the United States describe findings in genetics studies

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