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Mediating BRAF-mutant melanoma resistance

Drug Target Review

Dr Alani also directs a clinical program at Boston Medical Center focused on patients with melanoma and other high-risk skin cancers and has been recognized as a 2024 Boston Magazine and Castle Connolly Top Doctor. Dr Alani received her M.D. degree with Honors and Distinction in Research from the University of Michigan.

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Driving efficiency across upstream bioprocess workflow

Drug Target Review

He has a post-doctorate in virology, viral pathogenesis, viral vector development, and vaccines evaluation from Harvard Medical School, and a PhD in virology/molecular biology. Anis also serves on the scientific and editorial advisory board of Genetic Engineering News at Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.

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Battling antibiotic resistance in the lab and the clinic

Broad Institute

Patients with possible undiagnosed infections kept him up at night as he ran through their medical histories, occupations, and personal life details in his mind, searching for clues to the identity of the microscopic invaders. A combined MD/PhD program offered both opportunities.

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Edwin Cohn and the Harvard Blood Factory

Codon

In 1926, one of Cohn’s academic colleagues at Harvard Medical School discovered that patients suffering from pernicious anemia, a form of vitamin B12 deficiency, could be cured by eating liver. In 1929 and 1930, two medical doctors working with Cohn — George R. At the time, the U.S. Minot and William P.