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Mashup Score: 7Reimagining Neurodegenerative Disease Treatment for Her Grandfather: Mariana Garcia-Corral - 2 year(s) ago
Mariana Garcia-Corral is a Research Assistant studying brain organoids to help with the treatment of bi-polar disorder. In this video, she shares a poignant personal story about her grandfather…
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Mashup Score: 0Wyss researchers discover a new type of RNA that inhibits a broad range of viral infections - 2 year(s) ago
Novel immunostimulatory dsRNAs activate antiviral responses against multiple pandemic viruses in mouse and human organ chip models
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Wyss researchers discover a new type of #RNA that inhibits a #broadspectrum of #viralinfections https://t.co/nCU9WQPce9 via @wyssinstitute #IFN #Interferon Novel #selfassembly immunostimulatory #dsRNAs activate #antiviral responses against multiple pandemic #respiratoryviruses
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Mashup Score: 6Yang (Claire) Zeng on Developing DoriVac - 2 year(s) ago
According to Yang (Claire) Zeng, it’s time for the next generation of vaccine delivery technologies, and she and her team are going to be the ones to introduce a new method to the world. Their DNA origami vaccine platform, DoriVac, will first be applied to cancer. Zeng is incredibly eager to see her work have an impact in the clinic, where she was initially trained as a doctor.
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Yang (Claire) Zeng, a @wyssinstitute researcher and HMS instructor, says it’s time for the next generation of vaccine delivery technologies. She is developing a DNA origami vaccine platform, which will first be applied to cancer. https://t.co/CfJoxnjcYT
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Mashup Score: 1Tough Gel Adhesives for Wound Healing - 2 year(s) ago
A Band-Aid® adhesive bandage is an effective treatment for stopping external bleeding from skin wounds, but an equally viable option for internal bleeding does not yet exist. Surgical glues are often…
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The Wyss Institute came up with strong, stretchy hydrogel adhesives that can seal wounds! It could serve as a patch applied to many tissues including bone, cartilage, tendon, or pleura, or as an injectable solution for deeper injuries. https://t.co/hVZxDdpUeS
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Mashup Score: 9
Novel, multiplexed platform combines CRISPR with electrochemical sensing to track infections’ course via saliva
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Have you had COVID-19? What strain was it? Are you now immune? Researcher at the @wyssinstitute have designed a new portable diagnostic device to answer all those questions simultaneously, without requiring a trip to a lab. https://t.co/GHJFjqAav1
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Mashup Score: 2Jeantine Lunshof on Collaborative Ethics - 2 year(s) ago
The Humans of the Wyss (HOW) series features members of the Wyss community discussing their work, the influences that shape them as scientists, and their collaborations at the Wyss Institute and…
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Jeantine Lunshof, who has been collaborating with HMS geneticist George Church since 2006, works alongside researchers at the @WyssInstitute to facilitate ethical evaluation throughout the technology development process https://t.co/4r5m3ZmwgN
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Mashup Score: 0
In preclinical models, turning on the STING pathway in glioblastoma attracted immune cells, produced a robust anti-tumor effect, and laid the foundation for immunotherapy treatment
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Research suggests that activating the STING pathway—a pathway known to stimulate the immune system—could help make brain tumors more susceptible to immunotherapy treatment https://t.co/ret0LI8hgy
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Mashup Score: 6Deconstructing the mechanics of bone marrow disease - 2 year(s) ago
New understanding of how mechanical features of bone marrow affect resident immune cells in fibrotic cancer points to future therapeutic strategies for cancers and fibrotic diseases
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Researchers have uncovered the mechanical basis of myelofibrosis, a chronic blood cancer driven by bone marrow fibrosis https://t.co/zClssxPw7I
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Mashup Score: 17New cancer vaccine delivers double punch to tumors - 2 year(s) ago
Novel design stimulates a coordinated attack by T and natural killer cells that prevents metastasis in mice
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A new type of #CancerVaccine tested in mice greatly reduced metastasis & was active against tumor cells resistant to other immunotherapies. The vaccine works by taking away a defense strategy of the tumor and producing an immune cell attack. https://t.co/A8e6SIUAfs @theNCI #NIH
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Mashup Score: 10New cancer vaccine delivers double punch to tumors - 2 year(s) ago
Novel design stimulates a coordinated attack by T and natural killer cells that prevents metastasis in mice
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A novel cancer vaccine that stimulates a coordinated attack by T cells and natural killer cells prevented metastasis in mice https://t.co/YwVZOTYOOH
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Mariana Garcia-Corral, a research assistant in the lab of HMS geneticist George Church, shares her personal motivation for a career in science and discusses her research on brain organoids to help with the treatment of bi-polar disorder https://t.co/oDuHdiUfmw