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Electrical Signals Sharpen Bioprocess Control

Electrical signatures could give bioprocess engineers an earlier view of cell health, detecting apoptosis, refining harvest timing, and moving monitoring from destructive offline assays toward rapid, label-free, potentially automated control of biologics manufacturing operations. The post Electrical Signals Sharpen Bioprocess Control appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology…

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Big Data Opportunities in Biomanufacturing

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PMDC reschedules NRE Step-1 exam to November 8

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Ministers hold news conference about MAID

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Kirinyaga County leadership calls for urgent Ebola civic education campaign

Kirinyaga County leadership has called for an urgent civic education campaign on Ebola following the confirmation of Kenya’s first reported case of the disease.

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Congress tried to stop surprise medical bills. It created another problem.

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SHA gives healthcare providers one month to meet five compliance requirements

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 7 — The Social Health Authority (SHA) has introduced a one-month moratorium on five compliance documents required from healthcare providers, in a move aimed at speeding up…

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