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Fabs @FabsiHH

over 6 years ago

@CooksLab Thank you, Tomer!

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Fabs @FabsiHH

over 6 years ago

Our research suggested that #Extracellularvesicles mediate proinflammatory signaling and contribute to the induction of #neuroinflammation in animal models #neurobiology #EVs

FabsiHH's tweet photo. Our research suggested that #Extracellularvesicles mediate proinflammatory signaling and contribute to the induction of #neuroinflammation in animal models
#neurobiology #EVs https://t.co/rpxxEvf7HE

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German Society for Extracellular Vesicles @GSEVorg

over 6 years ago

Mark your calendars for our third annual Autumn Meeting, taking place on September 2nd and 3rd. We are thrilled to announce that for the first time, the event will be jointly organized with our friends from @UKEVSoc.

GSEVorg's tweet photo. Mark your calendars for our third annual Autumn Meeting, taking place on September 2nd and 3rd. We are thrilled to announce that for the first time, the event will be jointly organized with our friends from @UKEVSoc. https://t.co/J9UDE5pjks

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Nature Portfolio

@NaturePortfolio

over 6 years ago

Research in Nature reports an enzyme that can break down the common plastic PET. The monomers can then be re-made into bottles, creating a circular economy. https://t.co/RV7TMXMpCh

NaturePortfolio's tweet photo. Research in Nature reports an enzyme that can break down the common plastic PET. The monomers can then be re-made into bottles, creating a circular economy. https://t.co/RV7TMXMpCh https://t.co/wTlQ2nr4zu

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Science Magazine

@ScienceMagazine

over 6 years ago

A novel sepsis treatment that uses exosomes (membrane-bound delivery vehicles) helped mice with sepsis live longer and recover from organ damage, according to a new @ScienceAdvances study. Learn more: https://t.co/EnjCnpMMkn

ScienceMagazine's tweet photo. A novel sepsis treatment that uses exosomes (membrane-bound delivery vehicles) helped mice with sepsis live longer and recover from organ damage, according to a new @ScienceAdvances study. Learn more: https://t.co/EnjCnpMMkn https://t.co/SLNxxJ59FP

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Michael Boutros @Michael_Boutros

over 6 years ago

Why has been the percentage of fatal #COVID19 cases low in Germany compared to neighboring countries? @nytimes article discusses multiple factors with reporting from #Heidelberg and @uniklinik_hd #coronavirus https://t.co/ZiMPatwWai

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Fabs @FabsiHH

over 6 years ago

@ChPreusser Congratulations! And all best wishes for the new scientific and academic adventures!

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over 6 years ago

@LiliiaPaniushk1 Thanks a lot Liliia!

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Fabs @FabsiHH

over 6 years ago

PhDone! 🎓🎊 Thanks to everyone who supported me during this exciting academic journey! #tgfbr2 #evs #extracellularvesicles #msi #crc #thankyou #phdlife