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Jan. 26, 2022
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BUB1 biallelic mutations seen to cause microcephaly and developmental delay
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STK26 and DPP4 identified as markers tied to severe COVID-19 risk
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Therapeutic CAR T cells generated in the body reduce fibrosis in heart disease model in vivo
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Pro-IL-12 could treat tumors with reduced toxicity compared to recombinant IL-12
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Discovery of VU-6015241, a novel M4 antagonist with promising preclinical profile
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Shanghai Antengene discloses new ATR kinase inhibitors
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Qilu Regor Therapeutics synthesizes new MAP4K1 inhibitors
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Shanghai Medicilon presents new S1PR1 modulators
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IMX-110 + anti-PD-1 extend median survival in genetic pancreatic cancer mouse model
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