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Novel Immunodiagnostics for COVID-19 Webinar Series

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Novel Immunodiagnostics for COVID-19 Webinar Series

Immunodiagnostic methods are valid alternatives to the PCR test. Sino Biological organizes a series of webinars to provide a platform where new technologies can be shared among research and industrial leaders on novel immunodiagnostics for COVID-19. July 21 to Aug 13, 2 p.m. EST

Drug Development CMC Considerations

As resources become less accessible – both in terms of funding and personnel - smaller or emerging sponsors are unlikely to have a large Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) group. In fact, in many cases, there may only be a single support individual within the whole organization.

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New study can help develop novel drugs for prostate cancer

The androgen receptor is considered the main driver of the growth and initiation of prostate cancer, which is known to be the second-leading cause of death in men.

	What is Cancer Biotherapeutics? While conventional anticancer therapies have offered improved quality of life for many patients, their drawbacks of drug-resistance are well-documented.

	Researchers discover promising drug candidate for treatment of brain disorders Researchers at IIT-Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (Italian Institute of Technology) discovered a novel chemical compound, which has the potential to became a new drug for the treatment of core symptoms of brain disorders like Down syndrome and autism.

	New drug discovery shows promise in fighting acute respiratory illnesses A collaboration between the University of Toronto's Faculty of Dentistry and the National Jewish Health in Denver -- the top-ranked respiratory research hospital in the U.S. -- has yielded a new drug discovery that could be useful to combat inflammation of all varieties and shows promise in fighting acute respiratory illnesses such as COVID-19.