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Mirus Bio Corp.
Wisconsin, USA Mirus Bio Corp. develops breaking non-viral gene delivery technologies. We use advanced methods for delivering genes to target tissues effectively and safely by utilizing the bloodstream as a conduit. We offer novel nucleic acid chemical labeling technology for non-radioactive nucleic acid labelling More...
www.takaramirusbio.com
Wisconsin, USA Mirus Bio Corp. develops breaking non-viral gene delivery technologies. We use advanced methods for delivering genes to target tissues effectively and safely by utilizing the bloodstream as a conduit. We offer novel nucleic acid chemical labeling technology for non-radioactive nucleic acid labelling More...
www.takaramirusbio.com
Protein eXpert
South Africa Protein eXpert is a contract research & manufacturing organisation. We supply tailor-made target and therapeutic recombinant protein services. We combine advanced molecular engineering with low-to-high-throughput manufacturing technologies to discover, optimize, produce & deliver R&D-compatible volu More...
www.proteinexpert.com
South Africa Protein eXpert is a contract research & manufacturing organisation. We supply tailor-made target and therapeutic recombinant protein services. We combine advanced molecular engineering with low-to-high-throughput manufacturing technologies to discover, optimize, produce & deliver R&D-compatible volu More...
www.proteinexpert.com
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Protective Proteins Manufacturers
Protective proteins in the body aid the immune system in determining which cells are harmful and which are normal and healthy. As the immune system patrols the body for biological troublemakers, it regularly strikes out at normal, healthy cells as well. Cells rely on special protective proteins to avoid being the victims of this friendly fire. Two of these tiny bodyguards--called MCP for membrane cofactor protein and DAF for decay accelerating factor--also may help sperm fertilize eggs and protect sperm in the female genital tract. In addition, scientists are looking for ways to recruit MCP and DAF to tell the immune system what to kill and what to leave alone. This research eventually could affect cancer therapy, organ transplantation, and treatments for a wide range of inflammatory diseases.


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