A new study, led by Dr Sarah Marzi and Dr Kitty Murphy at the UK DRI at King’s and the Department of Basic and Clinical Neuroscience, offers clues into how APOE isoforms […]
With the World Health Organization (WHO) recently adopting an agreement on pandemic preparedness, we spoke with John Sillitoe, Director of the Sanger Institute’s Genomic Surveillance Unit, to find out more about the role data […]
A new feature by EARA Swiss Ambassador, Rémi Cartier, examines the current use and limitations of “organoids” that are becoming a widely used tool in biomedical research but emphasises they […]
The mysteries of the epiregulome need to be tackled head-on if we are to get new precision treatments for blood cancers says Lisa Russell. Here she takes us through the […]
Key points: Immunologists from the Institute have been the first to uncover a role for a family of RNA binding proteins in the function of regulatory T cells in the […]
New research from Sweden has shown that combinations of prescribed drugs may influence sex-specific brain function. Polypharmacy – taking five or more medications together – is common among older adults. […]