KAIMRC Innovations Issue 9

Scientists in the US have shown how optimising vaccinations could help plug the gaps and boost the immune system’s ability to neutralise viruses as they evolve.

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June 2021

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DIVERSE DISORDERS FROM A SINGLE SOURCE

PINNING DOWN A GENETIC CAUSE OF PROSTATE CANCER RISK

SEQUENCING IMMUNE SYSTEM GENES FOR STEM-CELL TRANSPLANTS

A MOLECULAR LINK BETWEEN DIABETES, OBESITY, AND CELL AGEING

A KEY ROLE FOR MICROGLIA IN CHILDHOOD GLAUCOMA

INVESTIGATING THE FACTORS AFFECTING BURN PATIENT SURVIVAL

AI-SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING IMPROVES SKIN CANCER DIAGNOSIS

REDUCING INFLAMMATION REJUVENATES BRAIN CELLS IN MICE

THE GENETIC ROOTS OF RARE DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS

HOW MELANOMA MANIPULATES ITS WAY TO METASTASIS

FAMILY SUPPORT HASTENS RECOVERY

DEPRESSION LINKED TO PREMATURE BRAIN AGEING

TURNING SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES INTO COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS

COVID-19 IMPACT DOES NOT END WITH HOSPITAL DISCHARGE

DNA SEQUENCING ACCELERATES INFECTION DIAGNOSIS

CHADOX1: MORE THAN A CORONAVIRUS VACCINE

COVID-19 INFECTION RATE WAS LOW AMONG HEALTHCARE WORKERS EARLY IN THE PANDEMIC

OPTIMISING INFLUENZA VACCINES TO HARNESS PRE-EXISTING IMMUNITY

ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IN CIRCULATING BACTERIAL STRAINS

BETTER ANIMAL MODELS FOR COVID-19 NEEDED

FIGHTING THE PANDEMIC ON ALL FRONTS

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