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Brain research on the treadmill 
Exercise affects metabolic proteins in the brain, say European scientists. Rats undertaking voluntary and forced exercise over several months showed different protein changes to sedentary rats in the part of the brain associated with cognitive functions. [July 15, 2008]

Radiation injury biomarkers 
Human exposure to non-fatal doses of nuclear radiation will be marked by changes in the urinary proteome, say researchers in the US, following studies on rats. The data will be useful in helping to formulate a point of care screening assay in the event of a major nuclear incident. [July 1, 2008]

Proteomic studies in animal models of diabetes  [registered users only]
A total of 31 papers published between 1997 and 2007 are reviewed to provide an overview of proteomic studies in animal models of diabetes and to give some insight into the different methods available today in the rapidly developing field of proteomics. [June 16, 2008]

CISILE - the largest Chinese laboratory exhibition 
[July 24, 2008]

Cambridge Isotope Laboratories Acquires Spectra Stable Isotopes 
[July 21, 2008]

Wiley-Blackwell announces new publishing partnership with The Protein Society 
[July 18, 2008]

SFC Chromatographers from Around the World to Convene In Zurich, Switzerland 
[July 16, 2008]

Thermo Fisher Scientific and Genedata Join Forces to Accelerate Mass Spectrometry-Based Metabolomics Research 
[July 14, 2008]

Agilent Technologies and University of Technology Sydney Establish Unique 'Elemental Bio-Imaging' Facility 
[July 9, 2008]

Molecular Biometrics presents scientific evidence supporting accuracy of its biospectroscopy-based metabolomics platform 
[July 7, 2008]

Antigen Discovery Inc. Awarded a SBIR Phase II Grant to Commercialize Novel Antigens for Serodiagnostic Products and Vaccine Development 
[July 4, 2008]