The Public JournalStem Cell Therapy treats ailments in the body due to aging and other common problemsGood4Utah1/22/2018 – Aging and life experience can present a variety of problems within your body. William Cimikoski, MD, the Medical Director of Utah… Continue reading
Capitol WeeklyStem cell agency eyes kidney transplant breakthroughCapitol WeeklyThe award brings to 44 the number of clinical trials being assisted by the $3 billion agency, formally known as the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine(CIRM). Cl… Continue reading
UCSF News ServicesByers Distinguished Professorship Awarded to Wendell Lim, Chair of Cellular and Molecular PharmacologyUCSF News ServicesThe students worked with researchers to design and implement a project in synthetic biology and then entered their… Continue reading
Gizmodo |
China Has Already Gene-Edited 86 People With CRISPR
Gizmodo In China’s 2015 CRISPR trial, the WSJ reports, 36 patients with cancers of the kidney, lung, liver and throat had cells removed from their bodies, altered with CRISPR, and then infused back into their bodies to fight the cancer. Other Chinese trials … Nonviral Gene Therapy Platform Delivers CRISPR/Cas9 to TumorsGenetic Engineering & Biotechnology News European Court Supports the Softening of CRISPR Gene Editing RulesLabiotech.eu (blog) CRISPR gene editing may have just become a whole lot more accurateDigital Trends Phys.Org all 5 news articles » |
Immuno-Oncology News |
Rare Melanoma Responds Well to Immunotherapy Despite Thoughts It Wouldn’t, Study Reports
Immuno-Oncology News A rare type of malignant melanoma is treatable with immunotherapies, according to a new study — overturning previous beliefs that the cancer, called desmoplastic melanoma, is not treatable with such medications. The specific treatments used prevent … |
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Excitement for CRISPR
GenomeWeb Reddit users asked dozens of questions about CRISPR gene editing of members of Jennifer Doudna’s lab at the University of California, Berkeley, and of National Human Genome Research Institute officials. In the ‘Ask Me Anything’ held on the science sub … |