Researchers discovered an immunological connection between the eye and the brain that could lead to new therapeutics for central nervous system diseases.
The durability and capacity to boost protein expression of circular RNA makes it a promising candidate for next-generation vaccines and gene therapies.
Antibodies that are a fraction of the size of a regular antibody protect against key toxins in snake venom and could potentially replace 130-year-old treatments.
Scientists and engineers teamed up to use robots to streamline cell therapy manufacturing, aiming to give more patients access to these lifesaving therapies.