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Researchers track the mutations that allow HIV-1 to escape broadly neutralizing antibodies

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Researchers capture an unprecedented view of gene transcription

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Meet our scientists: Theodora Hatziioannou
鈥淟ast summer, the FDA approved lenacapavir as a twice-yearly injection as a means for preventing HIV-1 infection. The WHO recommended it as a preventative soon after. It鈥檚 been very, very satisfying to see that our work can be so useful.鈥�

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Studying two very different viruses is helping this virologist develop new strategies for more potent antiviral treatments

Meet our scientists: Nathaniel Heintz
"The disorders I'm most interested in involve changes in brain function that regulate either maladaptive human behaviors or late onset neurodeenerative disease."

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Meet our scientists: Hironori Funabiki
鈥淜nowing how cells normally correct these microtubule attachments can help us explain what happens when that process fails.鈥�

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Microtubules discovered to play an active role in correctly distributing chromosomes during cell division

Meet our scientists: Elaine Fuchs
"The findings could provide valuable inroads for developing new therapeutic strategies for chronic inflammation."

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Key driver of long-term inflammatory memory identified

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