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KLISBio to feature engineered silk innovation at AAHS 2022

KLISBio to feature engineered silk innovation at AAHS 2022

SILKBridge®, a silk-based graft, is a tissue-engineered technology based on pure silk fibroin. It has the potential to show an optimized balance between biomechanical and biological properties, complementing the high strength of native silk fibers and the enhanced biomimicry of electrospun silk. ...

ByKLISBio


KLISBio to feature engineered silk innovation at Biotech Showcase

KLISBio to feature engineered silk innovation at Biotech Showcase

Investors keen to get involved with a company on the forefront of human tissue regeneration will be interested to visit with KLISBio, an international medtech company bringing its silk-based biomedical technology and the first of their products, SILKBridge®, to the Biotech Showcase Jan. 10-19. ...

ByKLISBio


Publication of EXALT-1 Trial in Cancer Discovery Demonstrates First AI-Supported Functional Precision Medicine Platform to Improve Cancer Treatment Outcomes

Publication of EXALT-1 Trial in Cancer Discovery Demonstrates First AI-Supported Functional Precision Medicine Platform to Improve Cancer Treatment Outcomes

The study, titled “Functional Precision Medicine Provides Clinical Benefit in Advanced Aggressive Haematological Cancers and Identifies Exceptional Responders,” illustrates the potential real-world impact of using Exscientia’s AI-supported precision medicine platform (referred to in the study as single-cell functional precision medicine or scFPM) to propose which therapy would ...

ByExscientia


Diversifying gene therapy vectors with machine learning

Diversifying gene therapy vectors with machine learning

To test these methods, we focused on a representative region of the capsid (positions 560-588, seen in pink in the fully assembled virus, the hexamer assembly, and the individual subunit in the figure above) that had both surface-exposed and buried residues (Generally speaking, surface-exposed residues are known to be more mutation-tolerant) This region is also well known for the presence of ...

ByDyno Therapeutics

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