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3D: The future of drug development
3D organ and disease models better resemble human physiology in multiple ways. Unlike two-dimensional models, they can recreate the complex environment of human tissue and organs.
How long before your lab internship takes place from home?
by Sara Said During the lockdown four years ago, traditional lab internships faced significant challenges as lock-down did not allow students to leave their homes. Students were left without hands-on experience crucial for their scientific…
Dendritic cells: The key in the battle against HIV
By: Silvia Tosolini As finding a cure for HIV feels like a maze of locked doors, dendritic cells (DCs) emerge as the master key, unlocking the path to finding new treatment possibilities. HIV (human immunodeficiency…
From puzzle pieces to personalized medicine: how biomarkers tailor cancer therapy
Each person’s cancer has a unique combination of pieces in their puzzle. Partly due to the complexity of everyone’s genetic profile, it is challenging to develop effective one-size-fits-all therapy that targets all the cells within…
A Novel Strategy to Improve Peptide Based Cancer Vaccines through Molecular Mimicry
Cancer remains a leading cause of mortality worldwide. The therapeutic options to treat cancer are often limited, which reduces the chance to successfully treat patients. To tackle this health problem, interventions are developed such as…
Of Mice and Men
By: Milo Molleson From house mouse to laboratory mouse The relationship between humans and mice has a long and captivating history. The house mouse, scientifically known as Mus musculus domesticus, has shared our narrative…
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