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Stem Cell Researchers Solve Mystery of Relapse in AML

Researchers have traced the origins of relapse in acute myeloid leukemia and identified two distinct stem-cell like populations from which relapse can arise.
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CRISPR Explained

Biologist Neville Sanjana talks CRISPR to a 7 year-old, a 14 year-old, a college student, a grad student and a CRISPR expert.
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Chemoresistance and Treating Leukemia

Dr Cristina Lo Celso of Imperial College London tells us about Haematopoiesis and the role it plays in chemoresistance.
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Cancer Immunotherapy and the Role of Treg Depletion

Professor Awen Gallimore of Cardiff University describes the limitations of current cancer immunotherapy and the role Treg depletion plays.
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Chemoresistance and Treating Leukemia

Dr Cristina Lo Celso of Imperial College London tells us about Haematopoiesis and the role it plays in chemoresistance.
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The Use of Tumour Spheroids in Cancer Research

Richard Eglen Ph.D. of Corning Life Sciences talks about the role tumour spheroids can play in cancer research.
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What Applications Are 3D Cultures Particularly Suited To?

Richard Eglen Ph.D. of Corning Life Sciences talks 3D cell culture.
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Marching for Science in London

Hear from the organisers, speakers, and protesters at London's March for Science.
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The Brave New World Of Immuno-Oncology

Essen Bioscience's animation of how scientists harness the body's immune response to fight cancer.
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Cracking the Code of Inherited Prostate Cancer

Canadian and Australian prostate cancer researchers have discovered a key piece in the genetic puzzle of why men born with a BRCA2 mutation develop aggressive localized cancer that resists treatment and becomes lethal for up to 50% of patients within five years.
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