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• UCB transfers UK-based medicinal chemistry program to BioFocus DPI

  Galapagos NV announced that its service division BioFocus DPI and UCB have signed a contract for the provision of chemistry services in the UK by BioFocus DPI, for one of UCB's medicinal chemistry programs. The total contract value for Galapagos could potentially exceed EUR4 M. Additionally, Galapag more

• CVC announces acquisition of Taminco

  CVC Capital Partners announced that funds managed and advised by CVC have reached an agreement to acquire Taminco, producer of alkylamines and derivatives. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval. Taminco produces alkylamines and derivatives, key building blocks for the pharmaceutical, ag more

• Pierre Fabre acquires Over-The-Counter Business of UCB in France, Benelux, Switzerland and Greece

  Pierre Fabre and UCB jointly announce that Pierre Fabre has acquired the OTC business of UCB in France, Benelux, Switzerland and Greece. The acquisition involves certain mature products with strong brand names (a.o. Carbolevure, Revitalose, Balsoclase, Toclase), representing sales of approximately 1 more

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• Heteroatom-Tolerant Delamination of Layered Zeolite Precursor Materials

  The synthesis of the first delaminated borosilicate layered zeolite precursor is described, along with its aluminosilicate analogue, which consists of Al-containing UCB-3 and B-containing UCB-4 from as-made SSZ-70. In addition, the delamination of PREFER (which is the precursor to ferrierite zeolite more

• IJMS, Vol. 13, Pages 15074-15085: Histone Deacetylase (HDAC) Inhibitors Down-Regulate Endothelial Lineage Commitment of Umbilical Cord Blood Derived Endothelial Progenitor Cells

  To test the involvement of histone deacetylases (HDACs) activity in endothelial lineage progression, we investigated the effects of HDAC inhibitors on endothelial progenitors cells (EPCs) derived from umbilical cord blood (UCB). Adherent EPCs, that expressed the endothelial marker proteins (PCAM-1, more

• Soil nitrogen availability and herbivore attack influence the chemical defenses of an invasive plant (Linaria dalmatica; Plantaginaceae)

  Abstract   Chemical defenses are thought to contribute to the invasion success and impacts of many introduced plants; however, for most of these species, little is known about these compounds and how they vary in natural environments. Plant allelochemical concentrations may be affected by a vari more

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