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LNP formulations produce strong immune responses, data shows 

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The etherna paradigm for cLNP design is ushering in the rapid generation of novel families of delivery systems for not only vaccination but also for in vivo tolerisation for a host of autoimmune diseases.” The post LNP formulations produce strong immune responses, data shows appeared first on Drug Discovery World (DDW).

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Research partners advance AAV gene therapy for heart disease

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Evox Therapeutics has agreed a research collaboration and option agreement with the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (Icahn Mount Sinai) in New York, NY, US. The collaboration will work on developing exosome-encapsulated AAV (exoAAV) vectors as a novel gene delivery technology aimed at improving treatments for heart disease.

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Meet the Researcher: Stefano Gullà, Kling Biotherapeutics

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Together with my colleagues, I am tackling what is one of the most pressing problems in biotech, the discovery of targets to serve as the basis for new therapies for cancer and infectious diseases. Beyond infectious diseases, we are expanding our efforts to include anti-cancer therapeutics.

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T cells’ vital role in boosting immune responses

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In the realm of immunology, researchers are constantly striving to unlock the intricate secrets of the human immune system. Among the many remarkable components that make up this complex defence network, T cells have emerged as powerful guardians, orchestrating an array of immune responses with great precision.

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Immune cells research could lead to personalised cancer treatments  

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Immune B cells could be used to develop cancer targeting immunotherapies, following new research by scientists at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, the University of Oxford and University of Cambridge.

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Genetic profiling of Lyme disease could bring new therapeutic targets 

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Researchers have identified 35 genes associated with long-term Lyme disease that could potentially be used as biomarkers to diagnose patients with the condition. . The study is the first to use transcriptomics as a blood test to measure RNA levels in patients with long-term Lyme disease. . Value of omics technologies .

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2023 cancer research highlights: Drug development at its best

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Lu Rahman selects some of the year’s interesting and noteworthy advances in cancer research drug discovery and development. In the UK, according to Cancer Research UK, around 167,000 people die from cancer in the UK each year. Research into new drugs and therapeutics is on-going and is helping drive mortality rates down.