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Molecule discovery holds promise for gene therapies for psoriasis

Scientists at the University of Birmingham have discovered a protein that could hold the key to novel gene therapies for skin problems including psoriasis – a common, chronic skin disease that affects over 100 million people worldwide

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Designing tomorrow’s medicines with generative AI and quantum computing

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Global dermatology market set to reach US$33.7bn by 2022, despite patent expiries

Growth will be driven by a strong late-stage pipeline, which includes several highly valuable targeted therapies

Allergan acquires Topokine Therapeutics to focus on non-invasive fat reduction programme

Acquisition adds to Allergan's robust mid-to-late stage pipeline and reinforces its leadership in aesthetics innovation

Animal-free approach to metabolism studies

For assessing the effect of candidate drugs and consumer use chemicals in human skin

Researchers invent novel microneedle patch

National University of Singapore research team develops simple technique for faster and more effective delivery of painkiller and collagen

Venn Life Sciences acquires trading assets of Evocutis

Including intellectual property rights to Labskin and anti-acne compound SYN1113

Merz Pharma acquires Swiss dermatology company Neocutis

Will strengthen its aesthetics business, and particularly its business in the US

UK-Norwegian team to develop living skin equivalent testing model

For testing inflammatory responses

LYONOVA: Microwave-assisted freeze drying

To overcome the bottleneck of poor heat transfer from freeze dryer shelves to the product, GEA experts have further developed the concept of microwave-assisted freeze drying and applied radio frequency technology to make the process faster, more energy efficient and less complex. The result is LYONOVA

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Evocutis and Bradford University Collaborate on pigmented LabSkin

Aim to discover improved ways of investigating common pigment-related skin conditions

Beiersdorf and Charité Berlin discover ‘inner clock’ in skin cells

Provides new prospects for skin care and medicine

Evocutis secures first contracts for LabSkin living skin equivalent

Offers an alternative to ethically sensitive and expensive animal and human volunteer testing

Evocutis joins European platform to promote alternatives to animal testing

After making presentation about its LabSkin technology

DKSH acquires Tiger Chemicals Company

Strengthens its footprint in Australia and New Zealand

Butterfly pack ensures accurate product dosing

Requires only one hand to open

Sanofi sells Dermik to Valeant of Canada

Valeant also acquires Laval manufacturing site

Syntopix plans to buy Leeds Skin

Key attraction of acquisition is Leeds Skin’s LabSkin technology

Lubrizol acquires Nalco’s personal care business

Nalco to concentrate on core business

Syntopix to develop new microemulsions

Wins support from Intelligent Formulation

AmStem begins consumer study of human stem cell cosmeceutical

Korean stem cell research specialist studies SteMixx as prelude to US IRB trial

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Intertek Clinical Research Services moves to new laboratory facility

Intertek Clinical Research Services has more than doubled the size of its laboratory, enabling it to accommodate and deliver larger projects for its customers