And that’s with a $50 entering fee

Or daddy

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Der patch funktioniert bei mir aktuell nicht. Ggf muss der geupdated werden

Ah nice, gut zu wissen. Danke

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Seems like the page is back up again, don’t know why it returned dead when I tried to read it. Thanks for the link, I’ll read it in the coming days.

I’m actually just finishing my masters in immunology, and one aspect of it I’ll love (and sometimes dread) is exactly what you said. We know so much about the immune system and still so so little. I’m just always cautious about articles promising new therapies against cancer, because most of the time it only works in mice and fails to validate for humans. And I know some projects from friends and colleagues that got media attention and were greatly exaggerated compared to the actual findings.

What is your PhD thesis about? I’m interested in doing a PhD myself and wonder what other people in immunology worked on

The paper is already deleted from nature’s website. I also found a review article from 2019 (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clim.2018.10.013) talking about SLAMF6 in disease that doesn’t link it only to AML. So maybe read with caution

The paper is already deleted from nature’s website. I also found a review article from 2019 (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clim.2018.10.013) talking about SLAMF6 in disease that doesn’t link it only to AML. So maybe read with caution

Loved spec ops, not really into horror games but I’ll give it a try

On a first glimp I thought it was a brontosaurus

UwU-la?

Also mich erregt das schon sehr

Tipp: Keine emotionale Bindung zur Zwiebel aufbauen

Sagt wer?

The last unicorn. That red bull gave me the creeps for months

The film ends about 1/3 into the book. And the book gets dark

A Gucci belt made in china

I’ll read the publication in the coming days and report back, but don’t get your hopes up. There’s a “breakthrough” in cancer research every few months and it leads to nothing. And this study was done in mice which are a bit different to humans (citation needed)