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medical illustration of The coat of a virus-like particle is made up of a large number of repeating coat proteins. These can make for very effective vaccines, but packing them neatly with antigens is difficult and often doesn't allow for full coverage. SpyBiotech's SpyTag / SpyCatcher technology allows the full coat to be packed fully with antigen (shown here), creating a huge amount of antigen presentation for the vaccine. For more information, visit http://spybiotech.com/
Next medical illustration of CRUK scientists at UCL and the Francis Crick Institute have redefined kidney cancer into a total of seven different subtypes based on their genetic fingerprint. These seven different subtypes have a well defined genetic pattern and metastatic characteristics. For more information watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/oWpAK8i-VNw

Redefining kidney cancer

The coat of a virus-like particle is made up of a large number of repeating coat proteins. These can make for very effective vaccines, but packing them neatly with antigens is difficult and often doesn't allow for full coverage. SpyBiotech's SpyTag / SpyCatcher technology allows the full coat to be packed fully with antigen (shown here), creating a huge amount of antigen presentation for the vaccine. For more information, visit http://spybiotech.com/

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