I know it is an election year, but I think we should all agree that it is way overdue to get way out-of -line Pharmacy Benefit Managers in-line (CVS Caremark, Express Scripts, OptumRx, etc.)
FTC to take action against PBMs, groups urge reforms https://t.co/SMjgLdPgX1
December 12, 2023 is Technology Transfer Professionals Day, the 43rd anniversary of the signing of the Bayh-Dole Act, enabling Technology Transfer!
(Celebrating in Memphis,TN @5pm at Flip Side Memphis and @6:45pm at Crosstown Brewing, RSVP to [email protected])
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Lynnis R. is in cub scouts Pack 13, and they sell popcorn. It is overpriced, but think of it as a donation and your “free gift” is popcorn if it helps?
No obligation, just letting you know.
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Lynnis’s Scout KeyCode is: J6HX
Thanks!
Members can be from any institution, but large numbers have been from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, UTHSC, University of Memphis, and many graduate students from all over the country working in Memphis labs.
The Mid-South Academic Alliance will hold more lectures and networking events as “MemBioBreaks,” to sign up for updates, please go to the form on this page: https://t.co/ru63ApuHID and enter your information with the box you select.
Founded in 2013, it has been a great resource through the years for working or networking opportunities, and having a good time at other events like the upcoming LifeScienceTN Beer & Biotech, LSTCON, the Scipreneur Challenge, etc.
Because these neo-splice sites (or the cryptic exons) are not used in normal cells, therapies targeting these sites are expected to be nontoxic to normal cells and theoretically have an infinite therapeutic window.
This genome-editing- and etiology-based strategy for cancer therapy includes an algorithm for identifying cryptic exons arising from aberrant splicing unique to cancer cells and can be applied to fusion-positive cancer patients with neo-splicing that introduced cryptic exons.
Combination DNMT3a KO and IL10 signaling (SJ-21-0018) (https://t.co/3K5qbbUgss) preserves the cell’s multipotent state during manufacturing and persistence and is available for license! More publications: DOI: 10.1126/scitranslmed.abh0272
NEW Publication! Method to Activate Fetal Hemoglobin Expression (SJ-20-0020) (https://t.co/3K5qbbUgss) manipulates HSCs from sickle cell disease or β-thalassemia patients to induce fetal hemoglobin and is available to license! https://t.co/8CsFUlNSQV
NEW Publication! Promoter Modification to Reduce AAV Contamination (SJ-19-0003 (https://t.co/3K5qbbUgss) has a published patent application and 2022 and 23 publications listing many advantages and is available to license!