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From feast to famine and back – no problem for bacteria
Microorganisms use impressive strategies for dealing with uncertainty
Bacteria are true survivors. In the course of evolution, they have developed numerous strategies to adapt to rapidly changing, uncertain environmental conditions. Their metabolism is much more sophisticated than that of human beings. Within minutes they can regulate their gene expression and, if ...
Why biosimilars and not biogenerics?
Stringent standards for generic products of highly complex biopharmaceuticals
Medicines produced using genetic techniques have existed since 2006, called “similar biological medicinal products” or “biosimilars”. Until a year ago, this was a fairly low-profile group, even in expert circles. This has all changed now, however, with the recent licensing of the first biosimilar ...
Paradigm shift
Setting the course in genetic diagnostics and personalised medicine
What would medicine be without drugs? But are these drugs being used optimally today? Not at all, as we now know thanks to the findings of molecular medicine. Because for the use of these drugs, it is important to observe two aspects: the disease and the patient. Only slowly is it becoming ...
Polar and a potential drinking water hazard
Analyzing drinking water for hazardous chemicals such as 1,4-dioxane
In Germany, drinking water supplies are plentiful and generally of a high quality. Drinking water is in Germany most commonly produced from groundwater (69.6 %), with a further 12.4 % being taken from lakes and dam reservoirs. The proportion of drinking water processed from bank filtration is ...
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