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| 中外製薬、再生医療ベンチャーのツーセルに再投資、ライセンス契約締結交渉は終盤か from 日経バイオテクONLINE (2014-7-3 13:36) |
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中外製薬が、再生医療ベンチャーのツーセル（広島市南区、辻紘一郎社長）の第三者割当増資を2014年6月に引き受けたことが分かった。投資額は数億円とみられる。中外製薬は2012年にもツーセルに出資しており、今回の分を合わせて発行済み株式数の14％を保有する大株主となった模様だ。
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| 免疫生物、MUSE細胞のClioに出資、臨床試験開始へ向け共同研究も from 日経バイオテクONLINE (2014-7-3 10:11) |
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免疫生物研究所は2014年7月2日、バイオベンチャーのClio（秋田市、吉田正順社長）が実施する第三者割当増資を引き受けると発表した。
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| Designer red blood cells could move drugs around body from New Scientist - Online news (2014-7-3 4:30) |
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Red blood cells have been genetically engineered to make it easy to stick molecules to them, and so could safely deliver drugs where needed
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| We can build a sustainable world? if you want it from New Scientist - Online news (2014-7-3 4:00) |
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Healthy, happy and peaceful? that's what life will be like if we choose to tackle climate change and overconsumption. But will a green economy be any fun? (full text available to subscribers)
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| Frozen Icelandic cave illuminated by Northern Lights from New Scientist - Online news (2014-7-3 3:30) |
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This stunning image of Iceland's aurora borealis illuminating the weird underground world of a vast cave is vying for an award
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| Ancient water cache may be pristine primordial soup from New Scientist - Online news (2014-7-3 3:00) |
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Deep rocks have been cracked open and water isolated for billions of years released? the liquid may represent Darwin's "warm little pond" where life arose
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| How scared should we be of lab-created flu outbreaks? from New Scientist - Online news (2014-7-3 2:33) |
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Reports that artificially created flu viruses could unleash an untreatable pandemic are exaggerated
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| Tibetan altitude gene came from extinct human species from New Scientist - Online news (2014-7-3 2:17) |
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The distant ancestors of modern Tibetans interbred with extinct humans called Denisovans, and picked up a gene for living up where the air is thin
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| Kill cattle not badgers to halt UK's TB epidemic from New Scientist - Online news (2014-7-3 2:00) |
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Badger culls don't work. The most effective way to stop the spread of bovine tuberculosis in the UK would be to cull whole herds of cows, infected or not
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| Today on New Scientist from New Scientist - Online news (2014-7-3 1:30) |
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All the latest on newscientist.com: the Victorian Dr Death, stem cell scandal, El Niño, NASA's flying saucer, carbon-sleuthing satellite launches and more
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