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Kancera har inlett ett samarbete med Scilifelab och donerar samtidigt ett kemiskt bibliotek till laboratoriet.

By Samuel Lagercrantz

October 28, 2020 3:10 PM

Det är Chemical Biology Consortium Sweden, CBCS, en forskargruppering på Science for Life Laboratoriet på Karolinska institutet och KTH, som fått motta Kanceras kemiska bibliotek med cirka 250 000 substanser.

– Det blir nu tillgängligt som en nationell resurs tillsammans med det som Science for Life Lab redan erbjuder. Det gör det möjligt för uppfinnare av nya behandlingskoncept, som ofta finns inom akademin, att få tillgång till vårt kemiska bibliotek när de startar produktutveckling utifrån sina upptäckter, säger Thomas Olin, vd för Kancera, till Life Science Sweden.

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