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This allows for completion of synthetic genomes to address unmet needs in medicine and industry.

A drug used to slow tumor growth may also prevent infertility caused by chemotherapies, study finds.

Immunotherapy is advancing cancer care, but there are treatment limitations.

New study is first to show the “switchboard” role played by specialized nerve cells in the cortex.

Using a test for measuring autoimmunity, experts may be able to evaluate new treatment options.

Enabling people to be treated without repeat clinic visits, new therapy may improve quality of life.

New study explains the gene’s role in “fear extinction.”

A drug that keeps cancer cells from multiplying also amplifies the immune system’s attack on tumors.

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Authors designed an antibody to identify and kill leukemia cells, sparing normal blood stem cells.