Two leading companies in RNA Interference research ?
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Invitrogen and Qiagen
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While I am a fan of the Cord Blood Registry (the link previously posted), I have to point out that they work with a subset of stem cells, the hematopoietic stem cells, and most of what is talked aobut in the media has to do with embryonic stem cells. Their web site does distinguish the two, but it's worth keeping the difference in mind.\n\nGood link nonetheless.
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Well, I have never heard of such a company here in Switzerland. After looking up the official company directory, I have found a "Molekule Pharmaceutical GmbH" in Adliswil, founded 6 weeks ago with the absolutely minimum capital. Reputation equals zero.
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they both are a proccesor but they are of different companies
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Yes I have worked with RNA before. The main difficulty with all of the procedures is making sure you have gotten rid of the RNAses. They are very tough and stable, so you have to make sure everything has RNAse inhibitors (DEPC). I dont know enought about guinea fowl to know if they use similar polyA tails that humans, etc do. If not, the oligo-dT resin wouldnt have much to bind to. I dont know what your goal is but you could consider a PCR strategy to amplify what you are looking for. If you are looking for some tissue expression, you could look into buying premade mRNA from a company, which we used successfully before. hope that helps!
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I've been reading up on this new research as well. I'm really excited about it and am curious to see how well it works in human trials. Unfortunately, it wouldn't be the first time something looks promising in lab animals but fails miserably in human trials.
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The latest is a paper that got published in PNAS on transcriptional activation based on dsRNA.  The process is named RNAa for activation in contrast to RNAi for RNA interference.  This process is different from siRNA mediated post-transcriptional gene expression.  \n\nSmall dsRNAs induce transcriptional activation in human cells by Hideki Enokida et al\npnas. 006;103;17337-17342; originally published online Nov 3, 2006; PNAS
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stem cell research\nalot is in the paper and online news
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http://www.ncbi.nih.gov -- the mother of all biotech sites\n\nhttp://www.nature.com/biotech/index.html for interesting articles
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Owned by different companies based on different technology
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RNA is the one also found in the cytoplasm.
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http://www-sequence.stanford.edu/group/techdev/plasmid.html
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Absolutely. Promising results with stem cell treatments are published more and more often. For example, sight was recently restored in a blind mouse.
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yes there s s lot of scope towards biotechnology... so dont worry... its worth workin hard 4 it.. so log off and get back to ur books...
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The 50 leading pharmaceutical companies are listed at this site:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pharmaceutical_companies\n\nHere is a site where you can research scholarships, depending on the criteria which fit you:\nhttp://www.college-scholarships.com/free_scholarship_searches.htm
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I searched for it but did not get a specific answer. I guess top schools generally differs from one publication to another. What you probably need to look at is, how many research programs and how much research funds does a school have in Biotech field and make an educated decision based on the stats you have.
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Look at the urls\nhttp://www.BIO-MEMS.ORG \nhttp://www.BIOINFORMATICS.CC \nhttp://www.BIOTECH-RESEARCH.INFO \nhttp://www.BIOTECH-RESEARCH.NET \nhttp://www.BIOTECHRESEARCH.BIZ