Immunology

Young patient receiving respiratory therapy with a nebulizer
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Trinity College Dublin researchers report a nasal vaccine that prevented infection and spread of pertussis in preclinical models.
3D illustration of bacterial pathogens invading nerve cells in the brain.
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Acquisition brings Avidity’s RNA delivery platform and late-stage neuromuscular programs under Novartis, expanding its capabilities in developing precision genetic medicines.
DNA double helix representation relevant to immune system reprogramming
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ImmunoVec will use a $40.7 million grant to advance its polymeric nanoparticle platform toward a first-in-human trial for autoimmune diseases.
A 3D illustration showing a network of elongated, pink fibroblast-like cells connected by fine, glowing filaments on a blue background, representing cellular communication and tissue structure.
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Color-enhanced scanning electron micrograph showing a diverse community of gut bacteria, including rod-shaped and spherical cells in various colors, clustered together on a dark background.
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Cancer cell amid immune cells.
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Artistic rendering of lung structures and airways
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Close-up of a vaccine vial and syringe under blue and red lighting
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3D illustration of immune cells in purple interacting with red cancerous tissue.
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Mouse bone marrow-derived macrophages on a gray background.
Illustration of blue immune cells interacting with a red target cell.
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Five red T cells attach a white-colored cancer cell.
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3D illustration of immune cells in purple interacting with red cancerous tissue.
Discover how coculture models and CRISPR tools reveal new insights into tumour microenvironments.
Illustration of blue immune cells interacting with a red target cell.
Explore how combining human immune and epithelial or cancer cells in vitro enhances predictive power in infectious disease and oncology research.
Cartoon illustration of four secret agent-themed cells with unique disguises, representing different unconventional T cell types.
They don’t play by the rules, but the immune system wouldn’t work without them.
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