Seattle Genetics Initiates Phase 1 Trial of SGN-CD33A in Acute Myeloid …
BOTHELL, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Seattle Genetics, Inc. (NAS: SGEN) today announced initiation of a phase 1 clinical trial of SGN-CD33A for patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML). SGN-CD33A is a novel antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) utilizing …
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Nuffield Scholar Studies Beef Genetics
I met with Ed Blair in South Dakota and he's producing a lot of commercial Angus bulls and he is using all artificial insemination and just how fast the genetic progress in his herd is incredible. Over the last five years we've increased the amount of …
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Human genetics: life science
Would legitimising the procedure mean that helping people now was more important than exposing future generations to the unknown risks of genetic modification? Is it a dangerous advance from the decision allowing pre-implantation screening for a …
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Killer Whale Genetics: Redefining Stock Structure in a Marine Top Predator
Now, genetic evidence and observations of individual whales have shown that these whales exhibit low levels of "gene flow" — breeding among subpopulations. A new paper by NOAA scientists available via Open Access in the Journal of Heredity sheds light …
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New prenatal genetic tests hold promise, worries
A detailed ultrasound had given the medical team a strong indication that the Kanes' baby had Down syndrome, and Courtney now found herself agreeing to have a long, thin needle inserted into her abdomen to retrieve amniotic fluid for genetic testing.
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Wooden Sculpture of Science Genetics
Image by epSos.de
Free picture of a wooden sculpture about science, genetics and human creativity. This picture was created by my wise friend epSos.de and can be used for free, if you link epSos.de as the original author of the image.
This figure of a playing boy is hand carved out of wood and is supposed to represent the understanding of the human genetics as we are about to discover the true nature of life by applying scientific research to biology and genetics.
This carving art looks so realistic that is is almost like a living child, if you look at it from a distance.
This foto was created in the university of Barcelona. The author of this sculpture is Professor Efraïm Rodriguez Cobos. See more of his work at efraimrodriguez.net
The original version of this sculpture had different colors. Maybe they were corrected to reflect the standardized colors that are used in Genetic Science.
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