Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News

AUG 2014

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Contents www.GENengnews.com • Volume 34, Number 14 • August 2014 News 6 Sticky Ends 8 Products & Services Deals 10 Industry Watch 12 Discovery & Development 18 Genomics & Proteomics 24 Bioprocessing 34 Molecular Diagnostics 37 Clinical Trials 38 New Products 40 Calendar 40 Company Index 41 People 42 Best of the Web Tutorials Drug Discovery Tutorial 16 Analysis of Rat Kidney Injury Biomarkers Using Gyros technology, EMD Millipore developed a nanoliter-scale assay to evaluate drug-induced toxicity. OMICS Tutorial 20 Single-Cell Approach to Personalized Medicine To untangle cell lineage relationships in cancer, BGI Tech is isolating and sequencing genomes with single-cell precision. Bioprocessing Tutorial 30 Imaging Microbial Culture O 2 Consumption Respiratory dynamics can be monitored at the colony scale, says PreSens, with incubator-embedded 2D sensor foils. Bioprocessing Tech Note 32 Analyzing Process Tank Residues According to McCrone, a polystyrene knife may be the best tool for removing residues that are fated for analysis. NGS Ready for Clinical Oncology Testing One, two, or even a few genomic "hotspots" just aren't enough for clinical genomics to catch fre, but it soon may be set ablaze by whole- exome and whole-genome sequencing. PAGE 1 Real-Time PCR: Yet More Worlds to Conquer Its academic domain secure, real-time PCR overcomes data- quality and usability barriers to extend its realm to translational and applied markets. PAGE 18 Finer Screens for Circulating Tumor Markers They can circulate, but they can't hide—even the most elusive tumor cells and bits of cell-free DNA are getting caught in tighter antigenic and genetic dragnets. PAGE 1 FEATURES Single-Use Bioreactors Dare to Scale From pilot-scale processing to GMP-compliant manufacturing, single-use bioreactors boast of better sensors, improved automation, and fner controls. PAGE 24 Columns Point of View 8 FDA Gets Social with Biopharmas Draft guidance documents may reduce uncertainty over social media norms, boosting pharma networking. Corporate Profle 10 Enzymatics Enriches NGS with AMP With ArcherDx' target-enrichment technology, Enzymatics moves up the value chain, from reagents to diagnostic tests. Bioprocessing Perspectives 28 Embracing the Innovation Imperative A Sartorius Stedim Biotech exec is bullish on new drug classes, bearish on continuous processing, and inclined to hedge on biosimilars.

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