First Potential Treatment Option for MS Found in Drug Tolebrutinib The Cleveland Clinic results of the Phase III HERCULES trial suggest the first potential treatment option for a form of multiple sclerosis. #DrugDiscovery #MultpleSclerosis
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Targeted Pancreatic Cancer Therapy Approach Tested in Two Patients, Resulting in Metastasis Shrinkage A new study by researchers at City of Hope focused on transcription-replication conflicts, which occur when mechanisms responsible for gene expression and genome duplication collide. #PancreaticCancer #gene
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Empowering NGS Research with Automated Vendor-Qualified Methods Selecting the right NGS library prep kit is essential for achieving high-quality, reproducible sequencing results, but it becomes even more important when integrating automation. <Sponsored by Revvity>
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New Target for Lyme Disease Vaccine Shows Promise in Preclinical Models Researchers from Tufts University have engineered Lyme bacterial protein, CspZ, to produce a robust immune response in mice for vaccine development. #vaccine #LymeDisease
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Ethris and Lonza Collaborate to Develop Spray-Dried mRNA Vaccines for Respiratory Disease Prevention Spray-drying represents a well-established technique that addresses solubility and other manufacturing and stability challenges. #mRNA #bioprocessing #RespiratoryDisease
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Cytokine Regulates Anxiety Modulating Brain Circuits, Linking Immunity and Behavior Two new papers uncover IL-17 biology and add to growing evidence that cytokines can influence behavior during illness. #GloriaChoi Massachusetts Institute of Technology #JunHuh Harvard Medical School
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Plex Research Partners with Ginkgo Bioworks, Inc. to Apply AI-Based Search Engine to Drug Discovery Speaking with GEN's Uduak Grace Thomas during this year’s Bio-IT World conference, Douglas Selinger, PhD, CEO and co-founder of Plex Research said that the partners were not focused on a specific disease area like oncology or neurodegenerative disease. #DrugDiscovery #ArtificialIntelligence
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Huntington’s Disease Progression May Be Slowed by Regenerative Strategy The new mouse study, by a team at the Center for Translational Neuromedicine, University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC), demonstrated that newly generated neurons connect with brain networks responsible for motor control. #HuntingtonsDisease #neuroscience
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Cutting mAb Production Costs via Tech, Automation, and AI Researcher by a team at the Gates Medical Research Institute looked at access to mAbs and found that production cost is an increasingly important factor. #bioprocessing #ArtificialIntelligence
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Achieving Reliable Cross-Laboratory Flow Cytometry Instrument Standardization One of the biggest challenges with flow cytometry is ensuring data consistency across laboratories in multi-center flow cytometry studies. In this March issue tutorial, CellCarta's Dominic Gagnon covers a cost-effective method for enhanced flow cytometry data quality in global clinical trials.