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| 小野薬品がカルナバイオの筆頭株主に、2億9000万円で第三者割当を引き受け、業務提携も拡大 from 日経バイオテクONLINE (2012-10-5 7:44) |
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カルナバイオサイエンスは2012年10月5日、小野薬品工業を引受先とする第三者割当増資を実施すると発表した。
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| Children’s Mercy病院など、全ゲノムシーケンシングで新生児の遺伝病の迅速な診断が可能を示す from 日経バイオテクONLINE (2012-10-5 7:00) |
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米Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinicの研究者たちは、次世代型シーケンスシステムを用いた全ゲノムシーケンシングの結果と臨床症状を組み合わせて、小児の単一遺伝子疾患を採血から50時間で診断可能なSTAT-Seqアプローチを開発、小児ICUで使用するための試作システムの有用性を検証した結果をScience Translational medicine誌に2012年10月3日に報告した。
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| Mouse eggs created from stem cells for the first time from New Scientist - Online news (2012-10-5 3:00) |
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A year after Japanese researchers showed they could grow sperm from stem cells, they have done the same for eggs
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| Sculpting by numbers lets you pass for Michaelangelo from New Scientist - Online news (2012-10-5 2:26) |
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Watch how a new digital aid can help recreate intricate shapes and rescale models using different materials
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| Boy discovers almost complete woolly mammoth carcass from New Scientist - Online news (2012-10-5 2:21) |
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An 11-year-old Russian boy stumbled across the 30,000-year-old remains of a woolly mammoth
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| Today on New Scientist: 4 October 2012 from New Scientist - Online news (2012-10-5 2:00) |
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All today's stories on newscientist.com, including: quantum weirdnesses, Arctic exploitation, Antarctic cuts, the myth of technological progress, and more
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| Wrens may have salmon to thank for breeding boost from New Scientist - Online news (2012-10-5 1:48) |
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The Pacific wren nests more densely along streams that carry more salmon, perhaps because the fish enhance the entire food chain nearby
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| D-day for Bloodhound car's rocket engine from New Scientist - Online news (2012-10-5 1:44) |
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The Bloodhound SSC team has successfully tested a rocket engine they hope will power their car past the land speed record? New Scientist snapped the action
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| The Singularity is upon us? Not so fast from New Scientist - Online news (2012-10-4 23:15) |
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History offers little support for the claim that technological ability will soon outstrip our ability to understand it
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| Robot builds intricate tools from sticky plastic from New Scientist - Online news (2012-10-4 23:11) |
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A new robot can add new parts by "growing" them using a special type of adhesive, perfect if you need to adapt quickly to a new situation
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