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Techne Corporation , incorporated in Minnesota in 1981, is a holding company which has two wholly-owned operating subsidiaries: Research and Diagnostic Systems, Inc. (R&D Systems) located in Minneapolis, Minnesota and R&D Systems Europe Ltd. (RDSE) located in Abingdon, England. Over 95% of TECHNE's revenues are derived from products developed and manufactured in-house. R&D Systems is a specialty manufacturer of biological products. It has two operating divisions: Hematology and Biotechnology. The Hematology Division develops and manufactures hematology controls, which are used in hospitals and clinical laboratories to check the accuracy of blood analysis instruments. The Biotechnology Division develops and manufactures biotechnology products including purified proteins (cytokines) and antibodies that are sold primarily to the research market, and assay kits which are sold to the research and clinical diagnostic markets. RDSE sells and distributes Techne's biotechnology products in Europe.
Auron Therapeutics aims to cure cancer by radically changing the paradigm of cancer therapeutics from cell killing to transformation of malignant cells into more normal functioning cells.
Vitalcor is a Westmont, IL-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
At Nizhoni Health, we believe that quality of care and quality of staff go hand-in-hand. Our highly trained staff consists of qualified, experienced nurses and clinical specialists. Our nurses have worked in a variety of clinical settings including the major teaching hospitals within the metropolitan area. Nizhoni Health is a Medicare/Medicaid certified home health agency. Our enduring goal is to provide an effective alternative to inpatient hospitalization and assist clients in making the transition to the community. All clients are treated with dignity and respect.
C4 Therapeutics is pioneering a new class of drugs. C4`s technology platform produces small molecule drugs that harness machinery already present in cells to selectively target disease-relevant proteins for degradation. Our approach has the potential to address a broad range of diseases including cancer, infectious disease, and autoimmune disorders.