Logo

OGS and Cellular Genomics in Joint Proteome Program

Oct 08, 1999
Premium

OXFORD, UK--Oxford GlycoSciences and Cellular Genomics have formed a research collaboration focused on applying proteome analysis to the discovery of novel proteins and associated genes involved in key processes in immune system modulation. Under the terms of the agreement, Oxford and Cellular will jointly pursue a program that includes exclusive access to Cellular's dendritic cell and T-cell populations, including sub-cellular fractions obtained using Cellular's proprietary technology. Proteome mapping and analysis will be carried out by Oxford, leading to discovery of novel molecular targets.

Filed under

Informatics
Breaking News
The Scan

New Study Highlights Role of Genetics in ADHD

Researchers report in Nature Genetics on differences in genetic architecture between ADHD affecting children versus ADHD that persists into adulthood or is diagnosed in adults.

Study Highlights Pitfall of Large Gene Panels in Clinical Genomic Analysis

An analysis in Genetics in Medicine finds that as gene panels get larger, there is an increased chance of uncovering benign candidate variants.

Single-Cell Atlas of Drosophila Embryogenesis

A new paper in Science presents a single-cell atlas of fruit fly embryonic development over time.

Phage Cocktail Holds Promise for IBD

Researchers uncovered a combination phage therapy that targets Klebsiella pneumonia strains among individuals experiencing inflammatory bowel disease flare ups, as they report in Cell.