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A new role for intelligent tutors powered by AI in brain surgery? 

Neurosurgery is perhaps one of the most demanding professions in healthcare. Surgeons spend long hours performing operations where expert performance means the difference between a good and bad patient outcome. While operative injuries are rare, when they occur, they can have serious, and lifelong consequences.    Neurosurgery is perhaps one of the most demanding professions in […]
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Austria wants to be at the top of the podium in research and development
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Austria wants to be at the top of the podium in research and development

In 2023, the share of R&D expenditure in Austria’s nominal gross domestic product (GDP) was 3.26%. This put Austria in third place in the EU after Belgium and Sweden. In 2024, the ratio will be 3.34% according to the estimate global by Statistics Austria, corresponding to a record sum of 16.64 billion euros. The Federal […]
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New tentative approval for Alembic drug dabigatran etexilate mesylate
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Which pharmaceutical drugs have the most drug patents in Austria?

Copyright © DrugPatentWatch. Originally published at https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/blog/ This chart shows the drugs with the most patents in Austria. Patents must be filed in each country (or, in some cases regional patent office) where patent protection is desired. The companies with the greatest patent coverage in Austria are: Adasuve Abilify Maintena Kit Vistogard Zetia Abilify Nucynta […]
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Few anti-immigration users dominate most of UK-based anti-immigration

A study of more than 200,000 tweets from 2019 and 2020 finds that anti-immigration content spreads faster than pro-immigration tweets and that a few users disproportionally generated most of the UK-based anti-immigration content. Andrea Nasuto and Francisco Rowe of the Geographic Data Science Lab at the University of Liverpool, UK, present these findings in the […]
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The long road to developing the first TCR-T therapy
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The long road to developing the first TCR-T therapy

Founded in 2008 with only three people in a small laboratory in Milton Park in Oxfordshire, England, Adaptimmune has since expanded into a globally recognized biotech company. Now, with hundreds of staff members, and facilities in both the U.K. and the U.S., the company is pioneering the use of T-cell receptor (TCR)-T therapies to fight […]
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Anti-payload Antibodies: Facilitating ADC PK studies
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Anti-payload Antibodies: Facilitating ADC PK studies

Sino Biological has successfully developed anti-payload antibodies which are used for analyzing the plasma/serum PK profiles, DAR values, and drug load distribution of ADC drugs. Anti-payload antibodies are used to evaluate the safety and efficacy of ADC drugs in the preclinical and clinical stages, empowering the ADC drug development process. As a great partner for […]
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Mitochondrial presequences harbor variable strengths to maintain organellar function

Hundreds of mitochondrial proteins rely on N-terminal presequences for organellar targeting and import. While generally described as positively charged amphiphilic helices, presequences lack a consensus motif and thus likely promote protein import into mitochondria with variable efficiencies. Indeed, the concept of presequence strength underlies biological models such as stress sensing, yet a quantitative analysis of […]
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Mitochondrial presequences harbor variable strengths to maintain organellar function

Hundreds of mitochondrial proteins rely on N-terminal presequences for organellar targeting and import. While generally described as positively charged amphiphilic helices, presequences lack a consensus motif and thus likely promote protein import into mitochondria with variable efficiencies. Indeed, the concept of presequence strength underlies biological models such as stress sensing, yet a quantitative analysis of […]
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Labour’s ‘deeply alarming’ attack on protest rights

British authorities have severely restricted the right to protest in contravention of their international human rights obligations, creating an environment in which peaceful dissent is increasingly treated as a criminal act, Human Rights Watch said in its latest report. ‘Silencing the Streets’: The Right to Protest Under Attack in the UK documents that the UK’s […]
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