Julianna LeMieux
Senior Science Writer at Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Science writer @GENbio, microbiology instructor at @CityCollegeNY, and mom to three in NYC.
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Home News Vision Loss in Diabetic Mice Promoted by Hypoglycemia, Treated with HIF Inhibitors Credit: Gregory Adams / Getty Images / Moment Credit: Gregory Adams / Getty Images / Moment Vision loss is a complication for many diabetic patients.
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Home News Opposing Forces: How GSK3β and ERK1 Phosphorylation Shape Huntington’s Disease Neurons. Concept. 3D Render Neurons [BlackJack3D / 1495440392 / E+] It is well understood that the neurodegenerative disorder Huntington’s disease is caused by an N-terminal polyQ-expansion (>35) in the Huntingtin (HTT) gene. This mutation leads to axonal degeneration and significant neuronal death.
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Home Topics Cancer CRISPR-Edited TILs Fight Advanced Colorectal Cancer in Patients Credit: Kateryna Kon /Science Photo Library / Getty Images Credit: Kateryna Kon /Science Photo Library / Getty Images Immunotherapeutic strategies have made huge strides in cancer treatment for many solid tumors over the past decade. But the promising results have failed to make a large change in the treatment of gastrointestinal forms of cancer.
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genengnews.com | Julianna LeMieux |Damian Doherty
Home Topics Cancer Goodbye Chicago: A Final Video Update From AACR Aerial view of Chicago with wing of aircraft visible. Plane leaving Chicago [EMBriones / 139376782 / iStock / Getty Images Plus] GEN’s Julianna LeMieux and IPM’s Damian Doherty have spent three full days at the AACR meeting in Chicago. In this video, they give a final update on their takeaways from the meeting, covering industry news and clinical trial results.
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insideprecisionmedicine.com | Damian Doherty |Julianna LeMieux |Corinna Singleman
Damian Doherty, Editor in Chief at IPM, and Julianna LeMieux, PhD, Deputy Editor in Chief at Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News, shared their initial experiences at the start of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) meeting. They are covering everything they can from talks to the expo hall, and news from the press room. Here, they take a moment to chat about the first few days at the meeting with a focus on the opening plenary session.
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Quick shout-out and thank you to the #AACR25 team for setting up the best press room: the hot lunches (going way above and beyond), constant access to coffee, and unwavering help and support. It makes such a difference.
Moving moment at the end of the #AACR25 opening plenary session to stand as a cancer research community against the recent funding cuts. Audience members stood and held signs that state, “Cancer Research Saves Lives.” https://t.co/GZfJpl9Yqk
RT @outbreakupdates: JUST IN: Two people in Oregon have died from Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. An untreatable neurodegenerative illness. Pr…
