Sentence examples for biotechnology unit from inspiring English sources

David Smoller, president of Sigma-Aldrich's biotechnology unit, licensed the technology from Sangamo in 2006 when he felt the company had proved it worked.

Fresenius, based in Bad Homburg, near Frankfurt, is best known as the world's largest provider of dialysis services, but it also has a biotechnology unit that is developing cancer treatments.

Van Blarcom earned a Ph.D. in chemical engineering in 2008 and took a position at Rinat, which develops protein-based therapeutics; Rinat was acquired by Pfizer in 2006 but was allowed to keep operating as an independent biotechnology unit.

It's a long-term science, but now is the time to get on the ground," says Denis Murphy, head of the biotechnology unit and biological research at the University of Glamorgan, Pontypridd, in south Wales.

Outside the biotechnology unit, there are a number of research groups in the area of natural products and traditional medicine.

An approximately 12-year-old plant of C. paniculatus, maintained in the field of the Biotechnology Unit, JNV University, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, was used as the mother plant to collect the explants.

Covance Inc., a leading manager of clinical drug studies, said yesterday that its third-quarter earnings would probably fall below analysts' estimates and that it planned to sell its drug-packaging and biotechnology units.

Second, projects in the medical schools and their biotechnology units and the projects may have been anchored to the hospital rather than the university in order to be eligible for EVO-funding.

DOW CHEMICAL CO., Midland, Mich., said it would buy the biotechnology services unit of the privately held Collaborative Group to expand into the growing market for biopharmaceutical drugs.

Using pleopod samples, they were tested again and found negative for the same viruses before challenge tests using standard PCR detection kits (i.e., IQ2000, GeneReach, Taiwan for YHV and WSSV and Easygene, Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit, National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, Thailand for HPV and MBV).

This research was supported by funding from the Plant Biosafety Office, Feeds Section, and the Plant and Biotechnology Risk Assessment Unit of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.