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Sunday, 22nd November 2009

Biotechnology

Blow to life sciences as duo quit Scotland SCOTLAND'S life sciences sector is losing two of its highest-profile leaders, Barbara Blaney and Magnus Nicolson, to the Middle East, Scotland on Sunday has learnt.

The diesel that grows on trees A FUNGUS that has the potential to "power the world" by producing a new type of diesel has been discovered growing inside a rain-forest tree.

Lori Anderson: If you could glimpse into the future, would you take a peek? Commercial DNA testing can predict our chances of contracting certain diseases. And LORI ANDERSON is all for it

Future of the world placed on ice DEEP inside a frozen Norwegian mountain, behind an entrance blown out of the rock and patrolled by polar bears, scientists have been stockpiling the world's insurance policy against a natural disaster.

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Ardana wants sale or merger

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Warning Scotland may lack skills to fill life sciences jobs

BioReliance sold for under half price

Testing times for biotech champion interview: aisling burnand

Invitrogen planning to offload £275m BioReliance

Business rush 'risk to research funding'

SCS predicts a year of growth after securing licensing deals

Invitrigen scraps plan for £17m Scots base

Agreements for SCS

A place for caution in research david moyes

PPL collapse has 'dented confidence'

ITI Life Sciences signs two licences

Biotechnology vital, Blair tells US audience

Lothian biotech firm wins £1.5m for 'lab on a tape'

AstraZeneca to buy major UK biotech group

Health fears as hi-tech science hits the shops

Nanotechnology's potential goes far beyond improved toothpaste

Double injection of cash for life sciences

Biotech firm Intercell plans jobs boost

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