Novel antibody tests reveal complexity of immune response to covid-19
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JAX President and CEO Edison T. Liu was the guest for the second hour of the March 31 airing of Maine Calling on Maine Public Radio.
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The early days of the COVID-19 pandemic created a ripple effect throughout the scientific community. Here are our top tips for staying resilient.
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Coronavirus testing at The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) helps Connecticut track and prevent transmission of COVID-19. To date, JAX has processed more than one million tests.
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At The Jackson Laboratory (JAX), we are working with our customers to test CAR T efficacy in solid and disseminated tumors and investigate new models of efficacy and safety testing of this nascent the
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The Clinical & Continuing Education team at The Jackson Laboratory is excited to announce a new Diversity, Equity & Inclusion series within our blog communications with healthcare providers. We...
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Intro Why do millions of Americans and others around the world participate in consumer genomics? For many, testing provides a window into their innermost self, their genome, and a new way to...
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Read on to find the answers to our most common questions regarding the cryopreservation, cryorecovery, and breeding services offered at JAX.
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We invite you to explore our comprehensive portfolio of COVID-19 models.
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For the first time ever, drug developers have the option to accurately assess immunotoxicity and drug efficacy in the same study utilizing a novel humanized platform.
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Happy Black and African American History Month from The Jackson Laboratory! According to The History Channel, Black History Month (also known as African American History Month) is an annual...
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Assessing novel therapeutics that function to modulate the interaction between the human immune system and cancer cells requires advanced preclinical efficacy testing platforms. Immunologically...
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Genomic testing in healthcare is here to stay. Use of testing is increasing, not only in the traditional sense (think hereditary cancer or prenatal genetics), but also outside the doctor’s...
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Intro We’ve all felt this, to the point where I hesitate to say it out of fear of sounding trite. But, 2020 has been a year like no other we’ve known in recent memory; tumultuous in so many ways....
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Abstract When time isn’t on anyone’s side, how can clinicians and patients make the most educated decision for their treatment? Implementation of next-generation sequencing to uncover the...
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The Clinical & Continuing Education team at The Jackson Laboratory is excited to announce a new Diversity, Equity & Inclusion series within our blog communications with healthcare providers. We...
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Daniel Cortés-Perez Daniel Cortés-Perez Postdoctoral associate Daniel Cortés-Perez, Ph.D., conducts research in...
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Maria is a 70-year old woman in your practice with a new diagnosis of advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). You plan to test a biopsy specimen for a handful of recommended genes, but what...
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Malik is your 6-year-old patient with autism and global developmental delay. DNA testing did not identify a pathogenic variant (mutation) using a multi-gene neurology panel. However, a variant of...
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Most traditional laboratory mouse strains were established by taking a mouse with unique characteristics and inbreeding it to produce a mouse population that is composed of virtually identical...
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