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DNA - Fest der Kulturen (Nordhorn) maggio 2013
Le foto della partecipazione al Festival della cultura che si svolge a Nordhorn (Germania) nel mese di maggio.La citta #39; di Nordhorn e #39; gemellata con Rieti, t...

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Cardiff, UK EKF Diagnostics, the point-of-care diagnostics business, has announced the launch of EKF Molecular Diagnostics PointMan DNA Enrichment kits at ASCO 2013, 31st May 4th June, Chicago. The global launch will comprise three kits for enriching mutations in BRAF, KRAS and EGFR T790M genes associated with skin melanoma, colorectal and lung cancers. PointMan kits offer highly-specific and ultra-sensitive enrichment of mutant genes in a background of wild-type (normal) genes that is unmatched by existing technologies.

The launch of the new PointMan kits on Stand 19117 is the first new product introduction since EKFs acquisition of 360 Genomics Limited and the establishment of EKF Molecular Diagnostics in March 2013. EKF Molecular was set up to offer innovative products with the potential to change current DNA extraction and detection practices, in order to best support the fast growing companion diagnostics market.

PointMan, is a real-time PCR technology that provides reliable and extremely sensitive detection for cancer mutations. It is highly efficient in amplifying the target sequence of interest, whilst suppressing amplification of the wild-type. The resulting sample is effectively enriched for the mutation, thereby having the potential to offer industry leading sensitivity in a wide variety of sample types.

PointMan DNA enrichment kits can also be used to enrich all mutant sequences within the gene of interest using a single set of reagents, unlike competing technology that requires a separate reagent set for each mutation within a gene sequence. These kits offer fast, efficient and cost effective enrichment of mutant gene sequences for researchers in the pharmaceutical industry developing anti-cancer therapies. At ASCO, EKF Molecular Diagnostics will also premiere its pipeline of PointMan enrichment kits currently in development for other cancer-related mutations.

The three PointMan kits initially being launched for the Research Use Only market, with planned diagnostic registration in Europe in 2014, are: PointMan BRAF DNA Enrichment Kit The BRAF gene has proven utility in the treatment of melanoma, as well as colorectal cancer. PointMan KRAS DNA Enrichment Kit The KRAS gene has proven utility in the treatment of colorectal cancer. PointMan EGFR T790M DNA Enrichment Kit T790M mutation in EGFR (epidermal growth factor receptor) has been associated with about 50% of patients who develop resistance to EGFR targeted therapies in non-small cell lung cancer.

Andrew Webb, Chief Executive Officer of EKF Molecular, said: The launch of these three kits, which are the first in a line of further expected PointMan product launches, comes ahead of schedule and represents step one in our operational development plan for the newly established EKF Molecular Diagnostics.

For more information please visit http://www.ekfdiagnostics.com.

About EKF Diagnostics http://www.ekfdiagnostics.com EKF Diagnostics Holdings plc specialises in the development, production and worldwide distribution of point-of-care blood analysers for use in the detection and management of diabetes, anaemia, lactate and kidney related diseases. Its new Molecular division focuses on molecular and companion diagnostics.

Point-of-care diagnostics: EKF Diagnostics expertise covers the entire in vitro diagnostics chain, from fermentation and enzyme production, to liquid reagent manufacture, design and building of world-class diagnostic devices, and distribution of rapid test kits for infectious diseases and pregnancy. The EKF analyser range is used widely in GP surgeries, pharmacies, blood banks, sports clinics, hospitals and laboratories for glucose, lactate, haemoglobin, haematocrit and HbA1c measurement.

Companion Diagnostics: In March 2013 EKF set up a new division to focus on molecular and companion diagnostics - EKF Molecular Diagnostics develops technologies for cancer gene detection. Through its acquisition of UK-based 360 Genomics and by offering innovative products with the potential to change current DNA extraction and detection practices, EKF is addressing the fast growing companion diagnostics market.

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Maury: The DNA Results of the Baby Daddy!
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DNA Vergadering 28-5-2013
DNA Vergadering 28-5-2013.

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PARIS Traces of DNA on an orange juice bottle and a surveillance video of a man praying in a mall led to the arrest Wednesday of a young suspect accused of stabbing a French soldier who was patrolling a crowded area just outside Paris, officials said.

The attack came days after a British soldier was slain on a London street in broad daylight, raising fears of potential copycat strikes.

The French suspect, identified only by his first name Alexandre, was captured on camera Saturday offering a Muslim prayer in a corner of a busy shopping mall 10 minutes before he went after the soldier with a knife in the La Defense financial and shopping district, said the prosecutor, Francois Molins. The 22-year-old suspect was arrested outside Paris at the house of a friend who has not been implicated, Molins said.

The French soldier is recovering from his injuries and has been released from the hospital.

"The suspect implicitly confessed when he told police 'I know why you're here,'" Molins said Wednesday at a news conference in Paris. "Given the attack in London, immediately Saturday we considered the possibility this was terrorism."

Officials also said the suspect "admitted the facts" of the case, according to Le Monde newspaper. They also said he was determined to "take a representative of the state" and went about his mission with "impressive determination."

The suspect, who was unemployed and homeless, was identified through DNA he had left on a plastic juice bottle and already known to law enforcement for his ties to radical Islam, said Christophe Crepin, spokesman for the police union UNSA.

Molins said the man first came under scrutiny after a street prayer in 2007 and authorizes had his DNA profile. Le Monde journalist Laurent Borrendon said in a tweet he was a "confused" convert to Islam.

Under French anti-terrorism law, he can be held for 96 hours without charge.

French security forces have been on heightened alert since the military intervened in the African nation of Mali in January to regain territory seized by Islamic radicals. Yet even before the French military action in Mali, French soldiers were considered possible targets at home by local radicals.

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