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The use of genomic sequencing panels to perso - Vimarsana News

The use of genomic sequencing panels to perso

• Genomic sequencing panels are tests that analyse the DNA of the patient's tumour to look for genetic variants for which there are effective drugs. If the tumour has these variants, treatment can be personalised. • Today, these tests are only useful in 1 in 20 patients in whom they are applied, because most of the time they are used without following clinical recommendations. This is the finding of a study by the CNIO Breast Cancer Clinical Research Unit. • The study shows that when clinical recommendations are followed, genomic sequencing panels increase the efficacy of treatment...

Harvard Receives $30M from Pharmaceutical Company to Fund Therapeutic Research | News - Vimarsana News

Harvard Receives $30M from Pharmaceutical Company to Fund Therapeutic Research | News

Harvard Inks $30M Deal with Pharmaceutical Company for Therapeutic Research | News | The Harvard Crimson

Resilience and Harvard University launch R&D alliance for biologics - Vimarsana News

Resilience and Harvard University launch R&D alliance for biologics

The new alliance will focus on the development and manufacturing of complex medicines including biologics, vaccines, nucleic acids and cell and gene therapies; as well as looking to launch companies to advance the manufacture of such medicines.

Resilience turns to Harvard for biologics manufacturing tech, inks 5-year R&D pact - Vimarsana News

Resilience turns to Harvard for biologics manufacturing tech, inks 5-year R&D pact

Biomanufacturing technologies company Resilience is partnering with Harvard in a deal that could see innovations from the university’s labs commercialized under new businesses. Resilience has committed $30 million in funding to support Harvard biomanufacturing research.