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Illumina for Startups pushes boundaries of genomics by supporting early-stage companies
Most scientists are familiar with the genomics giant Illumina, which is known for its DNA sequencing technologies. However, Illumina has an accelerator program to support early-stage startups called Illumina for Startups. ScienceBoard.net recently spoke with Amanda Cashin, PhD, who leads Illumina's accelerator programs in the U.S. and internationally.
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$2.7B oncology cell and gene therapy market projected for 2021
The global market for oncology cell and gene therapies reached $1.6 million in 2020 and is expected to reach $2.744 billion in 2021, according to a recent article in Cell and Gene Therapy Business Outlook, a sister subscription-based publication of ScienceBoard.net.
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Can cell therapies treat cardiovascular disease?
While the development of cell therapies today is largely focused on oncology indications, some companies, including Athersys, envision a future where these therapies could treat other diseases and conditions, such as cardiovascular disease. B.J. Lehmann, interim CEO of Athersys, spoke with ScienceBoard.net about a recent panel that he participated in at the Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa 2021.
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BIOPROCESSING
NanoString releases first CosMx SMI dataset
NanoString Technologies has released the first high-plex, single-cell in situ dataset from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue samples generated by its CosMx Spatial Molecular Imager(SMI).
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CANCER & DISEASE RESEARCH
Can cell therapies treat cardiovascular disease?
While the development of cell therapies today is largely focused on oncology indications, some companies, including Athersys, envision a future where these therapies could treat other diseases and conditions, such as cardiovascular disease. B.J. Lehmann, interim CEO of Athersys, spoke with ScienceBoard.net about a recent panel that he participated in at the Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa 2021.
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Cellaria launches new tumor modeling platform
Cellaria has launched a new tumor modeling platform that includes a panel of cell culture media for growing cell types, an extracellular neutral collagen matrix, and protocols for testing new drug compounds.
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DRUG DISCOVERY & DEVELOPMENT
Synlogic, Gingko develop new synthetic biotic for HCU
Synlogic and Ginkgo Bioworks have developed an investigational synthetic biotic medicine for the treatment of homocystinuria(HCU). The companies will highlight the work at the International Congress of Inborn Errors of Metabolism 2021 to be held November 21-23 in Sydney.
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GENOMICS
Illumina for Startups pushes boundaries of genomics by supporting early-stage companies
Most scientists are familiar with the genomics giant Illumina, which is known for its DNA sequencing technologies. However, Illumina has an accelerator program to support early-stage startups called Illumina for Startups. ScienceBoard.net recently spoke with Amanda Cashin, PhD, who leads Illumina's accelerator programs in the U.S. and internationally.
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$2.7B oncology cell and gene therapy market projected for 2021
The global market for oncology cell and gene therapies reached $1.6 million in 2020 and is expected to reach $2.744 billion in 2021, according to a recent article in Cell and Gene Therapy Business Outlook, a sister subscription-based publication of ScienceBoard.net.
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Dovetail Genomics launches epigenetics society
Dovetail Genomics has formed what it is calling the Boston Epigenetics Society, a group that will meet four times annually to support epigenetics and epitranscriptomics research and forge relationships between academics and scientists.
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Arbor Biotechnologies nets $215M
Biotechnology company Arbor Biotechnologies recently raised $215 million in a series B financing round to move its lead programs for liver and central nervous system diseases to the clinic.
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IMMUNOLOGY
Mustang Bio inks agreement with Netherlands' Leiden University
Mustang Bio has entered into an exclusive licensing agreement with Leiden University Medical Center in Leiden, the Netherlands, for an ex vivo lentiviral gene therapy for the treatment of recombination activating 1 severe combined immunodeficiency.
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