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“The aim is to prolong the lives of cancer patients without additional damage”
Prof Dr Tienush Rassaf explains which therapeutic approaches for the fight against cancer could prolong life and at the same time reduce the risk of heart damage as a consequence of the treatment.
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Two ISAS Postdocs Accepted for Leibniz Mentoring
Physicist Dr Elen Tolstik and biologist Dr Fiorella Solari give an insight into what they hope to gain from their participation in the Leibniz Mentoring programme.
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Guest at ISAS: Colloquium with Prof Dr Ronen Alon
The role of the protein ICAM-1 and its receptor LFA-1 in the immune response will be one of the topics of the colloquium with Prof. Dr. Ronen Alon on August 24.
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Tumour-Associated Neutrophils: A Robot Could Save Precious Samples
For Susmita Ghosh, examining the molecular makeup of tumour-associated neutrophils comes with two challenges: limited samples and biopsy material prone to damage.
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Biomarkers for Babies with Rare Diseases
To improve drug therapy for SMA patients, scientists at ISAS have identified a protein that can be used to control the course of the disease.
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Internship: From Varanasi to Dortmund with the Help of Twitter
At ISAS, Kshitij Sinha is not only coming into contact with the German language for the first time, but also with new programming languages.
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