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A genetic study of proteins: a big step for open data sharing in drug development
An impressive database containing a network of 989 plasma proteins on 225 human diseases has been created by Dr Jie Zheng, Professor Tom Gaunt and many other researchers from the MRC Integrative Epidemiology Unit (MRC-IEU) at the University of Bristol.
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COVID-19 patients report symptoms nearly three months after discharge
By Nicky Kobayashi-Boyd, Third Year, Biology As COVID-19 hospital admissions fall in the UK and more patients are recovering, persisting
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Bristol researchers find a potential cause explaining the infectivity of COVID-19
A potential cause of what makes the coronavirus highly infectious – namely, the ability of the virus to bind to a specific protein found on the surface of human cells - has been identified by a team of scientists led by the University of Bristol.
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A Life on Our (dying) Planet: David Attenborough's plea for climate and biodiversity
In the brand-new documentary ‘A Life on Our Planet’, co-produced by Silverback Productions and WWF, David Attenborough declares his witness statement to the world.
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Bristol University’s computer vision experts working with BT to create live 3D hologram streaming of sport
Bristol firm Condense Reality (CR) are working with BT Applied Research to create a hologram-style immersive streaming technology, allowing viewers to watch sporting events with AR in their living rooms.
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Bristol research reveals how cancer puts brakes on the immune system
A study led by the University of Bristol has revealed a new way of utilizing the drug Pembrolizumab to help in the fight against cancer. The research, published in Science Signaling, outlines how the antibody can aid the cancer-killing soldiers of the immune system, T-cells.
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emPOWER – The fusion of mankind and technology
emPOWER aims to accomplish what up to date, has only been possible in science fiction. I was fortunate enough to interview Prof. Jonathan Rossiter, a professor of Robotics at the University of Bristol leading this project.
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Exclusive interviews with COVID-19 vaccine trial participants
A new round of recruitment to the second phase of a clinical trial for the COVID-19 Oxford Vaccine (ChAdOx1 nCoV-19) has begun in Bristol. Jack Lennard and Evy Tang tell us about their experience being part of COVID-19 trials.
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