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CRISPR pioneer’s lab develops system to target infections and cancer
BioNews
Researchers have developed a new application for CRISPR, adapting the system to detect viral infections with high accuracy, a new study finds. When CRISPR was coupled with the enzyme Cas12a, researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, found …

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Optimizing Humanized Model Selection for Enhanced Preclinical Immunotherapy Assessment
FierceBiotech
It’s impossible to miss the ground-breaking impact immunotherapy has had on oncology research and patient outcomes. From the “coming of age” of the treatment modality, through multiple checkpoint inhibitor approvals across a variety of indications, to …

Can gene therapy be harnessed to fight the AIDS virus?
The Columbian
“Gene therapy techniques have advanced greatly,” said Dr. Otto Yang of the UCLA AIDS Institute, one place working on this. “A lot of people are thinking it’s the right time to go back.” They include Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute …
Stop AIDS? Gene therapies target ‘almost impossible to cure’ HIVGenetic Literacy Project

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Stem Cell Therapy 2.0 – LI Practice Treats More Chronic Conditions
PR Newswire (press release)
Launched in early 2015, Dr. Rochman’s initial focus was to employ the innovative treatment solutions of Stem Cell therapy to musculoskeletal deterioration and injuries. This type of injury attracted a range of callers from athletes with ACL tears …

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Stem Cell Therapy 2.0 – LI Practice Treats More Chronic Conditions
PR Newswire (press release)
Launched in early 2015, Dr. Rochman’s initial focus was to employ the innovative treatment solutions of Stem Cell therapy to musculoskeletal deterioration and injuries. This type of injury attracted a range of callers from athletes with ACL tears …

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Stem Cell Therapy 2.0 – LI Practice Treats More Chronic Conditions
PR Newswire (press release)
Launched in early 2015, Dr. Rochman’s initial focus was to employ the innovative treatment solutions of Stem Cell therapy to musculoskeletal deterioration and injuries. This type of injury attracted a range of callers from athletes with ACL tears …

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Stem–cell therapy used to restore joint health
Brunswick News
In a nutshell, stem–cell therapy can promote the body’s regrowth of cartilage, thereby decreasing joint pain. The National Institute of Health, a federal agency, reports stem–cell therapy “holds the promise of regenerating damaged tissues and organs in …