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Biomedcode scientists coauthor two publications, one in Annals of Rheumatic diseases and one in JCI insight, showing that Tg197 and TNFΔΑRΕ mice develop heart valve pathology sharing common mesenchymal cell-specific aetiopathogenic mechanisms with arthritis.
Biomedcode's human TNF transgenic arthritis model, (Tg197), contributes to the non-clinical assessment of adalimumab biosimilar GP2017 with originator Humira.
Biomedcode is pleased to announce that it has received national funding from the General Secretary for Research and Technology supporting the innovative research networks HUPLA and BreasCaRANKL that combine the efforts of industrial and renowned academic partners to develop precision drug evaluation tools for the preclinical development of novel therapies for Multiple Sclerosis and Breast Cancer.
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Biomedcode scientists coauthor a publication in Annals of Rheumatic diseases showing that Tg197 mice develop heart valve pathology sharing common...
Biomedcode scientists coauthor a publication in Annals of Rheumatic diseases showing that Tg197 mice develop heart valve pathology sharing common...
Biomedcode scientists coauthor a publication in JCI insight showing that TNFΔARE mice develop mesenchymal cell dependent heart valve pathology with...