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UQ shares in $13m synthetic biology funding by CSIRO – UQ News

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2017-08-17 NEWS

UQ shares in $13m synthetic biology funding by CSIRO
UQ News
Three of 11 nationwide recipients of Future Science Fellows – Dr Konstantinos Vavitsas, Dr Karen Weynberg, and Dr Jason Whitfield – will be hosted at UQ as part of the CSIRO Synthetic Biology Future Science Platform (SynBio FSP). Synthetic biology is a …

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2017-08-17 NEWS

UQ shares in $13m synthetic biology funding by CSIRO
UQ News
Three of 11 nationwide recipients of Future Science Fellows – Dr Konstantinos Vavitsas, Dr Karen Weynberg, and Dr Jason Whitfield – will be hosted at UQ as part of the CSIRO Synthetic Biology Future Science Platform (SynBio FSP). Synthetic biology is a …

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2017-08-16 NEWS

The Guardian

Peanut allergy cured in majority of children in immunotherapy trial
The Guardian
A small clinical trial conducted at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute has led to two-thirds of children treated with an experimental immunotherapy treatment being cured of their allergy. Importantly, this desensitisation to peanuts persisted
Australian Scientists Are On The Path To A Peanut Allergy CureGizmodo Australia
Researchers unlock possible peanut allergy cureTen Eyewitness News
Peanut allergy cure in sightThe West Australian

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2017-08-16 NEWS

West Hartford News

Rare leukemia targeted by modifying patients’ immune cells
West Hartford News
Turning the T cells into CART cells helps by targeting the CD19 marker on the B cells. “CD19 happens to be a pretty good target for cancer technology because it’s only on B cells,” Gore said. “These new CART cells latch onto the leukemia cells.”.

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2017-08-16 NEWS

OncLive

Dr. Slovin on Approaches of Immunotherapy in Prostate Cancer
OncLive
It’s important to recognize that immunotherapy encompasses more than checkpoint inhibitors, explains Slovin. There is a wide variety of other approaches that fall under the category of immunotherapy, such as antibodies, chimeric antigen receptor T

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