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...giant, in partnership with Chiron, a small (1985 sales: $6 million) biotech firm in Emeryville, Calif., the product is the first genetically engineered vaccine approved for human use. "We're delighted that FDA has expressed such a positive view about the usefulness of recombinant technology for vaccines," said Stephen Sherwin, the director of clinical research in immunology at South San Francisco-based Genentech, a rival biotech company. "It's another example of the technology yielding real benefits," said Dr. Thomas White, vice president for research at Cetus, another Emeryville company. "The approval is good for the industry...
Over 30 researchers worked on the project "which studies the membranes of whole blood in space," said Dr. Sherwin B. Kevy, associate professor of pediatrics. Kevy said that the scientists decided to pursue the research after the failure of many commercial manufacturers to greatly improve upon techniques of blood storage...
ACSR Secretary Jane B. Sherwin, could not be reached for comment...
...past, Harvard's Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility has considered the issue of the Soviet Union, both in terms of a general policy and on shareholder proxy resolutions voted on each spring by Harvard and other large investors, according to ACSR Secretary Jane W. Sherwin...
...controversy over saccharin, which is produced by Cleveland-based Sherwin-Williams, began in 1977, when the Food and Drug Administration linked extremely large doses of the artificial sweetener to bladder cancer in laboratory animals. As a result, the FDA proposed that the use of saccharin be outlawed. Congress thwarted the agency's move by giving the product an exemption from a federal law that prohibits the sale of any substance found to cause cancer in animals or humans. That reprieve ran out last month...