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Docusate Sodium Uses and Pharmaceutical Suppliers

Dioctyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate or Docusate Sodium, is a common ingredient found in many products today. A popular use of docusate sodium is found in laxatives or stool softeners used to influence the muscles in the lower abdomen to produce the movement of the bowels. However, there is a far...

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Scientific First: Chemists Capture a Molecule “Breathing” in Real-Time

A major breakthrough in science has been accomplished by Chemists at the University of California, Irvine. In fact, it’s more than a breakthrough for the Irvine Chemists, its a scientific first. The team of Chemists was led by Ara Apkarian, Professor of Chemistry, and Eric Potma, the Associate Professor of...

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New All-Natural Antibiotic Created from Fungus

Researchers from Rice University have collaborated the great minds of noted structural biologists, organic chemists and laboratory team to recreate a new, all-natural antibiotic. This new research shows the potential for an antibiotic that is derived completely from the fungus, Viridicatumtoxin B, to provide a more simplified synthesis of a...

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Something Good Comes From Bacteria E. Coli, Renewable Propane

Can something good come from bacteria E. Coli? Yes, thanks to the power of research, it sure can. In the race to find alternative, renewable sources of energy, researchers from Imperial College London and the University of Turku have recently announced that they have successfully engineered the bacteria E....

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Researchers Use Nanoparticles to Wake Immune System

A new study by researchers at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Norris Cotton Cancer Center are exploring different ways to jump start a "sleeping immune system". What they have found in prior research is that when the body starts producing cancerous cells or tumors, the tumors will shield themselves from discovery by tricking...

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New Synthetic Molecule Induces Apoptosis, Makes Cancer Cells Self-Destruct

Over the last two decades chemists and researchers have been following up with a potential breakthrough in cancer-fighting treatment options. The potential breakthrough is made possible by the two-decade old hypothesis regarding the discovery of a natural substance called prodigiosin. Two decades ago prodigiosin was discovered and researchers learned of...

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New Insulin Products: Recombinant Human Insulin EP/USP & Insulin-FITC Labeled 

Recombinant Human Insulin USP/EP Grade as well as labeled derivatives have been added to the CarboMer pharmaceutical supply inventory. Specifically, Recombinant Human Insulin EP,  Recombinant Human Insulin USP,  , Insulin-Phycoerythrin (PE) and Insulin-FITC labeled. Recombinant Human Insulin is a biosynthetic protein structurally identical to endogenous insulin secreted by human pancreas beta...

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New Study: Lipoic Acid Assists in Circadian Rhythms & Aging Process

Biochemists from the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University discovered a large amount of connections between the powerful micronutrient, Lipoic Acid, and its effects on the biological functions in living organisms. Researchers found more evidence supporting Lipoic Acid in conjunction with overall health. The results show that Lipoic Acid...

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Extracting Radioactive Elements from Air and Water

A new method for extracting radioactive elements from air and water has been successfully tested by scientists at the University of Liverpool today. Radon, Krypton and Xenon are gases that are radioactive. Most radioactive elements naturally occurring are only present in very small quantities. Due to the small amounts naturally...

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