In the almost decade since CRISPR-Cas9 gained mainstream attention, it has been the subject of thousands of published papers. A new study from researchers at the Children’s Hospital of Chicago illustrates results on-par with previous data from animal models that suggest gene editing poses minimal risk to the rest of the genome.
Traumatic brain injury is not well understood in the research laboratory, nor the clinical setting. Now, Rahul Raj and his team of researchers from Helsinki University Hospital (Finland) have applied a 21st-century solution to the problem—an AI-based algorithm that can predict the probability of a patient dying with 80 to 85 percent accuracy.
The PALM trial evaluated three Ebola antibody preparations and one antiviral drug in a randomized controlled trial conducted in the midst of the yearlong outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) that has already claimed the lives of nearly 2,000 people. A monoclonal antibody and antibody cocktail were both found to be superior to ZMapp.
The journal SOIL has published a synthesis of approximately 60 scientific publications that together provide an overview of the decontamination strategies used and their effectiveness, with a focus on radiocesium.
When do cancer-prone cells turn into full-blown cancer? A Rice University scientist and his colleague believe there’s a way to know.
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