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Cocoa O-lineman, UCF commit Jaquez Joiner has a future

He has played only two seasons in high school, but he already has two state titles and made a verbal commitment to the Knights.

OT Jaden Wilkerson gives Edgewater a man-child on the edge

At 6-7, the No. 19-ranked player in the Sentinel's 2025 Central Florida Super60 towers over most everyone else on the football field.

The Epstein Associate Nobody's Talking About: The IDF-Linked Bond Girl Infiltrating the UK NHS

The following article has been heavily censored since it was written back in 2019 by author and investigative journalist Johnny Vedmore who claims that Nicole Junkermann herself has been using various continental European courts to have the content pulled down and censored. It was originally published on Vocal. Media, as the first part of a trilogy investigating Nicole Junkermann and examining her links with Jeffrey Epstein, Israeli intelligence, and the UK NHS Healthtech Advisory Board led by UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock MP.

Pipeline Pruning: Exscientia Cuts Programs to Sharpen Precision Oncology Focus

Exscientia plc: Parker Moss to Join Exscientia as EVP, Corporate Development

Parker Moss to Join Exscientia as EVP, Corporate Development

17.10.2023 - Exscientia plc (Nasdaq: EXAI) today announced the appointment of Parker Moss as Executive Vice President, Corporate Development, effective January, 2024. In this newly established role, Parker will lead the creation and execution of a focused ...

Genomics England Expands Nanopore Use in Cancer

PacBio Plugs Partnerships, Accuracy at JP Morgan

PacBio Enters Collaboration with Genomics England to Sequence Biobanked Rare Disease Samples

New algorithm could help personalise cancer therapies

A new algorithm that identifies tumours sensitive to particular immunotherapies could improve the personalisation of cancer therapies. The MMRDetect clinical algorithm makes it possible to identify tumours that have ‘mismatch repair deficiencies’ and then target treatment to exploit those weaknesses. It was trained on data from thousands of NHS cancer patient samples sequenced through national whole genome sequencing endeavour, the 100,000 Genomes Project.  The study, led by researchers from the University of Cambridge’s Department of Medical Genetics and MRC Cancer Unit and published today in the journal  Nature Cancer, identified nine DNA repair genes that are critical guardians of the human genome.