As blood-forming tissues age, they accumulate mutations that can give some blood stem cells a growth advantage, a process known as clonal hematopoiesis (CH). When this occurs without overt disease, […]
Researchers at The Pirbright Institute are collaborating with the Roslin Institute to define host factors of susceptibility and resistance to African Swine Fever in domestic and wild pigs. Researchers at […]
While mRNA vaccines work without needing precise cell targeting, cancer therapies require highly selective activation in tumor cells to avoid harming healthy tissue. A new study published in Molecular Therapy […]
Dr Su Lwin of King’s College London and Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust has secured multi-million-pound funding from LifeArc and DEBRA UK to lead a five-year clinical trial […]
The first patient has been treated in a clinical trial that is testing a pioneering virus technology – which originated at Cardiff University – that infects cancer cells, producing an […]
A US study has discovered that African chimpanzees routinely consume alcohol naturally present in overripe fruit that, given the size of their bodies, would be equivalent to having two drinks […]