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Feb. 7, 2022

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New xenograft model of sporadic inclusion body myositis shows no role of T-cell depletion

Novel mutations in the FGG gene tied to thrombosis and dysfibrinogenemia

ETV6 and FYB1 rare genetic mutations tied to inherited thrombocytopenia

Disruption of tumor N-glycosylation improves the efficacy of CAR T-cell therapy in solid carcinomas

A mitochondrial genetic signature characterizes the most aggressive liver cancers in mice and humans

New kinetic model for a minimal cell helps to quantitatively understand the principles of life

Drug-free nanoparticle scavenges cell-free DNA and ROS to treat inflammatory bowel disease

Tactogen patents 5-HT1B receptor agonists and MAO-A inhibitors

Selenium mediates neurogenesis after hippocampal injury

Aligos Therapeutics discloses new THR agonists

VelosBio identifies new anti-ROR1 ADCs

Klotho Therapeutics synthesizes novel compounds for hypertension

Bristol Myers Squibb presents new FPR agonists

Fibrinogen as marker of joint health in patients with severe hemophilia

eTheRNA and Merck KGaA sign research agreement to assess mRNA technology for therapeutic vaccination

Parkinson's UK and Domainex collaborate to target neuroinflammation to slow Parkinson's disease

Mindset to initiate proof-of-concept preclinical studies on Family 3 compounds for cognitive benefit

Ascletis reports preclinical data on ASC-10 and ASC-10-A against SARS-CoV-2 variants

Dyve and Moffitt collaborate to study buffering agent for transdermal delivery in cancer models

LinKinVax signs licensing agreement with Inserm for vaccine platform

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