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Thermo Fisher Scientific opens sterile drug facility in Singapore

Pharmaceutical Technology

This new facility complements the bioprocess design centre and customer experience centre, the two operational lab facilities of Thermo Fisher with the latest life science, analytical, and bioprocessing technologies. The bioprocess design centre offers expertise in bioprocessing and process scale-up.

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Genetic Analysis co-develops HumGut – the world’s first complete database of reference genomes from the human gut microbiome

Drug Discovery Today

(Oslo, August 5, 2021) Molecular diagnostics specialist, Genetic Analysis AS (GA) today announced the first publication from the comprehensive HumGut microbiome database has appeared in the leading scientific journal Microbiome.

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International Women’s Day 2024: A Spotlight on 5 Women’s Health Webinars with Xtalks

XTalks

Breast Cancer Multiomics: Unified Insights in Tumor Heterogeneity This on-demand webinar introduces a cutting-edge single-cell multiomics method designed for garnering detailed genetic insights into breast cancer. The test accurately identified a range of genetic abnormalities, including trisomies and microdeletions.

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Bridging Gaps in Rare Disease Clinical Trials: Insights from Collaborative Success in Pompe Disease Research

XTalks

Understanding Late-Onset Pompe Disease Pompe disease, also known as glycogen storage disease type II (GSD2) or acid maltase deficiency, is a rare genetic disorder with an approximate incidence of one in 40,000 births characterized by the deficiency of the enzyme acid alpha-glucosidase (GAA).

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Solving the Global Clinical Trial Gap: The Case for Partnering with Multisite Lab Services

XTalks

As the research and medical community learns more about population variances in disease outcomes, whether as a result of regional genetic profiles, socioeconomic factors, or environmental inputs, it’s become necessary to ensure that clinical research trials include broad swaths of global participants.

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Top 10 Biotech Trends for 2025

XTalks

Furthermore, CRISPR/Cas9 presents a promising avenue for overcoming genetic diseases in the near future. CAR-T cell therapies continue to dominate the pipeline for genetically modified cell therapies, with 97 percent of them targeting cancer. By 2025 , 10 to 20 new gene therapies are expected to gain approval each year.