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Uncultivated microbes reveal new CRISPR–Cas systems – Nature.com

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2017-01-23 NEWS

Uncultivated microbes reveal new CRISPR–Cas systems
Nature.com
The domestication of the class II CRISPR–Cas system has revolutionized molecular biology by allowing targeted editing of specific sequences in the genome. However, the CRISPR–Cas technologies currently in use are derived from isolated bacterial …

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2017-01-23 NEWS

Uncultivated microbes reveal new CRISPR–Cas systems
Nature.com
The domestication of the class II CRISPR–Cas system has revolutionized molecular biology by allowing targeted editing of specific sequences in the genome. However, the CRISPR–Cas technologies currently in use are derived from isolated bacterial …

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2017-01-23 NEWS

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Cancer genomics Keeping score with immunotherapy response
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Immunotherapy has a substantial impact on the outcome of some cancers, but its potential is limited because only a minority of patients respond to treatment. Thus, a major motivation in the field is to identify ‘signatures’ that might predict with high

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2017-01-23 NEWS

Charleston Post Courier

The stem cell revolution is coming — slowly
Charleston Post Courier
Shinya Yamanaka, who directs Kyoto University’s Center for iPS Cell Research and Application, in Tokyo, Jan. 13, 2017. Yamanaka, a 2012 Nobel Prize winner, says the revolutionary use of stem cells that will lead to powerful treatments for a range of …

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2017-01-23 NEWS

Science Daily

Bodywide immune response important for fighting cancer …
Science Daily
Effective anti-tumor activity requires a systemic, rather than only a local, immune response at the tumor site. The findings from a new study may help clinicians …
New ‘immunoprofiler’ initiative will advance drug discovery …EurekAlert (press release)

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