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Insights from Listeria monocytogenes for the Development of Cancer Immunotherapy
In this seminar Tom Dubensky talks us through the use of listeria monocytogenes for the development of cancer immunotherapy.
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Immune Checkpoint Blockade in Cancer Therapy
Here James P. Allison talks us through the immunotherapy in relation to immune checkpoint blockades.
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Cancer Revealed: How the Immune System Sees and Destroys Tumors
Jeffrey S. Weber, M.D., Ph.D., discusses the cancer immunity cycle and the importance of antigen release and presentation to maximize the potential of immunotherapies.
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In this seminar, hear from Harvard Medical School scientists and clinicians on the latest approaches that use the body’s own defenses to fight cancer.
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Engineering Immune Cells to Recognize and Kill Cancer
Find out how scientists are using immune proteins to mobilize immune cells to fight cancer with Michael Fischbach and Kole Roybal.
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How Does an Antibody Become a PrecisionAb™ Antibody?
For a primary antibody to be selected as a PrecisionAb Antibody, it must be highly specific, highly sensitive, and pass a rigorous validation process that includes consistent performance from batch to batch.
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The All New Affinity ITC - Perfected ITC Automation
While others have attempted ITC automation, leading to bent syringes and imperfect data, TA Instruments has perfected it with the all new Affinity ITC!
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Precision Medicine and Liquid Biopsy: The Future of Diagnosing and Managing Disease
Dr. Jeffrey Trent and Dr. Muhammad Murtaza of TGen, an affiliate of City of Hope, discuss the significance of liquid biopsies in the diagnoses and management of life-threatening diseases.
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The Evolution of PCR
Launching the first FDA-approved PCR test in 1993, Roche Molecular Diagnostics has not only defined and refined PCR, but it has remained the clear leader of this technology.
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Expansion Pathology
By physically magnifying biological samples up to 100 times their original volume, researchers are able to image cells with much higher resolution using a conventional microscope.
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