Incredibly privileged to present at the @PioneerGrp-@BritishBBank investment showcase event at the stunning Victoria House in London yesterday. A fantastic evening had by all. A big shout out to #BioCityGlasgow where the magic happens!
It only costs $10 to make a bottle of insulin. But drug companies charge some families 30 times more than that.
Republicans in Congress blocked our attempt to cap insulin costs for every American.
This years BioDundee Virtual International Conference, accompanying exhibition & networking opportunity is happening TOMORROW!
There is still time to register for FREE https://t.co/eAcLs5wtHp
In association with @AMICULUM_global#BioDundee22
An international search for people who are naturally resistant to #SARS-CoV-2.
By identifying these individuals, the study hopes to identify breakthrough treatments for #COVID19.
(@Nature)
https://t.co/0WsrBG44uO
Life belowground is at risk as much as life aboveground🍄🪱🤎
Time to act, time to protect! #COP26
Global map of potential threats (including climate change) to soil biodiversity⬇️
This movie is kind of spooky, so it seems appropiate for this pre-Halloween🎃🎃🎃#FluorescenceFriday It shows the formation of the brain and eye ventricle in a zebrafish embryo #zebrafish#brain#developmet
A new study from @ScienceAdvances finds that a patch can successfully deliver a #SARSCoV2 spike vaccine directly to the skin in mice, neutralizing the virus after one dose and inducing substantially higher antibody levels than needle-and-syringe delivery. https://t.co/QO70Ejko3k
Good news for a Friday, the Natural Products Atlas v2.0 is now out.
The new expanded database, which now includes over 30,000 molecules is an invaluable tool for exploring nature's rich clinical potential.
https://t.co/jb4qjoiDFm.
(@NAR_Open)
https://t.co/8lreOLBdl0
A photo of Emma Larson (and her father), during Emma's Spinraza clinical trial in 2015. Her story takes up a large part of Chaps 7-8 of our podcast, Hope Lies in Dreams. Find it wherever you find your podcasts @ionispharma@smafoundation@CureSMA
The authors (@UConn) used a programmable #CRISPR logic system to develop a living (working!) computer.
The programmable #DNA#computer uses specific sequences as inputs coupled to an ON/OFF fluorescence signal output, serving as the digital display.
https://t.co/FYhdONrvFY