Sentences with word «qc»

BES1 physically interacts with and represses BRAVO, creating a tightly regulated switch that maintains rates of division in the QC.

His laboratory (The Laboratory for Cell and Gene Medicine) specializes in the development of manufacturing processes and QC assays and provides cGMP compliant clinical materials production and regulatory support activities for investigational cell products.

In roots, BRs promote division of quiescent center (QC) cells at the root stem cell niche (González - García et al., 2011; Heyman et al., 2013).

QC includes virus titration, confirmation of identity, and sterility.

The FEC pool is useful for QC of ELISPOT, CTL and Intracellular cytokine assays.

He has been instrumental in the creation of 6 GMP compliant biologics manufacturing facilities and associated quality systems, production and QC testing programs.

Overview of mouse production and tech dev - Lauryl Nutter Design QA and allele & mouse line QC pipelines - Lauryl Nutter Mouse line QC - what about off - target mutagenesis?

Bioinformatics services include data QC, outlier detection and general data management, and data analysis from platforms including Illumina or Affymetrix microarrays, RNA - Seq, SNP arrays, Exome - sequencing, ChIP - chips and CHIP - seq.

Technology transfer of methods, protocols, and procedures for the preparation and QC of adjuvants

If required, standard assays and bespoke assays can be developed in validated formats suitable for quality control (QC) in GMP.

GenIbet offers 1000 m2 of GMP - compliant upstream and downstream manufacturing facilities, including QC labs and R&D facilities, three BSL2 units for the cultivation of bacterial cells (50 L capacity), insect and mammalian cells (50 L capacity for suspension cell cultures, 168,000 cm2 capacity for adherent cells) and the propagation of viruses (50 L capacity, with space to expand up to 200 L).

How can QC and reference materials help to compare and standardise results from different liquid biopsy tests?

This fusion is mediated by a set of SNARE proteins, generally consisting of Qa -, Qb -, Qc -, and R - SNARE proteins.

Department of Natural Resource Sciences and McGill School of Environment, McGill University, 21, 111 Lakeshore Road, Ste - Anne - de-Bellevue, QC H9X 3V9, Canada.

Another place to consider is the chemical industry, where there is a need for scientists in quality assurance (QA) and QC who are well versed in chemical processes.

The announcement of the trial came last week from Cecil Clothier QC, chair of the government committee on the ethics of gene therapy.

Disciplines that are in particularly high demand are microbiology, molecular biology, and organic chemistry, with opportunities for technicians in research and development (R&D), quality control (QC), and manufacturing.

Nicolas Mansuy Natural Resources Canada, Québec, QC, G1V 4C7, Canada.

Everything about them was a perfect fit, from their academic training to their experience in quality control (QC) for the therapeutics sector.

«If I bring in people who will be uncomfortable each time they step outside the QC lab, I would be shortsighted.

No offense intended, but personality — call it charisma — is an unusual requirement in a QC job description.

One candidate for that QC position could have won the hiring manager over by pointing out how his process - validation experience could have benefited her company.

(Told to me when I was a teenager by my mom, Michelle Boulet, Québec, QC, Canada.

Career enquiries may be addressed to the two provincial labs 1) Director, The Centre of Forensic Sciences, 25 Grosvenor Street, Toronto ON M7A 2G8 and 2) Le directeur, Laboratoire de sciences judiciaires et de médecine légale, 1701 rue Parthenais, Montréal QC H2K 2S7.

Rhodri Davies QC, counsel for News International, has responded to «implausible» theories about how Rupert Murdoch became owner of The Times and Sunday Times.

Ken Clarke might look upon shadow Leader of the House as beneath him, but as a genuine QC he could easily make a first class Lord Chancellor.

Taking him through notes that had been made by his solicitor during conversations, Timothy Langdale QC questions his true motivation for making allegations against Andy Coulson, the former editor of News of the World and later spin doctor to David Cameron.

Under cross examination by Timothy Langdale QC, he agreed that he hoped by co-operating with the police he might not be charged.

When asked by the lead counsel for the inquiry, Robert Jay QC, whether he had attended meetings of the National Security Council (NSC), Coulson was unusually clear.

When asked if she had ever courted publicity by Timothy Langdale QC, defending former News of the World editor Andy Coulson in the trial, Ms Miller said: «Absolutely never, not once.

Many of the new SNP intake are women with impressive hinterlands: Jo Cherry, a highly regarded QC, spent time as one of Scotland's first specialist sex crimes prosecutors and the multifaceted Tasmina Ahmed - Sheikh is a lawyer, businesswoman and a popular screen actor on the Asian subcontinent.

It was alleged that he falsely claimed more than # 25,000 of expenses on his second home in London over three years, but today his barrister, William Coker QC, said his client admitted wrongly claiming a revised sum of about # 14,500.

Prosecuting, Peter Wright QC said the crown accepted the revised figure for the dishonest claims and the judge, Mr Justice Saunders, adjourned the hearing, with sentencing expected in four weeks» time.

Dismissing Richards's case, the election commissioner, John Bowers QC, said she had pursued «conspiracy hypotheses» that were «totally unfounded».

Timothy Langdale QC, the defence lawyer for the former editor of the tabloid Andy Coulson, was cross-examining Evans at the Old Bailey and said: «You seem to be a rather risky hacker at this time.»

Sir Bernard Hogan Howe has been summoned before MPs after Mark Ellison QC's major review of the Lawrence case.

The British Humanist Association (BHA) was represented by Yogi Amin and Marcelo Masri (Irwin Mitchell), and Heather Rogers QC, Caoilfhionn Gallagher and Maria Roche (Doughty Street Chambers) on the side of assisted dying.

[86] Similarly when Harriet Harman was appointed as Solicitor General she was made a QC.

The Conservatives have been ably led by Michael Howard MP and QC on this matter.

[84] The current Attorney General for England and Wales, Jeremy Wright was not a QC when he was appointed, a subject which attracted some comment.

Critics, including former Conservative attorney general Dominic Grieve QC, have warned that such a move would undermine the rule of law across Europe.

Those affected asked to tell their stories as Sajid Javid appoints QC to oversee details of scheme

New and promoted ministers can and will bring brains enough to the table, though the sackees include some pretty smart DWMs — starting with Clarke QC himself and William Hague (too brainy for his own good?)

In July 2012, then Home Secretary Theresa May commissioned Mark Ellison QC to conduct what she called «a review examining allegations of corruption surrounding the initial, deeply flawed, investigation of the murder of Stephen Lawrence».

He said: «I want [Lord Rennard] to do the decent thing as recommended as the QC.

Mr Alexander said he agreed with Alistair Webster QC, who reviewed the evidence in the Lord Rennard case.

«We are particularly grateful to Alex Carlile QC, who helped us to ensure that justice was eventually done, and to Richard Cannon of Janes Solicitors who guided us through the police processes.

Patrick Caddick tweets:» #Leveson Forensic interrogation by a top QC... And not a glove laid on Blair... Masterclass in oratory, communication, & political operation.»

«The Inquiry's chairman, Alistair Webster QC, is a clearly a man of integrity, and it is to his credit that he has refused to carry on under these unacceptable circumstances.

Lawyers for Sargeant's son Jack, who was elected to his father's former Welsh assembly seat in February, have written to the QC leading an inquiry into the handling of the sacking.