How the discovery of fibrillin-1 gene causing Marfan's syndrome may help lots of other people with abnl aortas http://t.co/En4orJf7YZ
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) December 2, 2013
How the discovery of fibrillin-1 gene causing Marfan's syndrome may help lots of other people with abnl aortas
Ambitious European tech/science startup challenge! €100.000 to win to #buildTOMORROW
You should check out this ambitious European tech/science startup challenge! €100.000 to win to #buildTOMORROW http://t.co/DL0w7jT1RG
— Thomas Landrain (@t_landrain) December 2, 2013
Savez vous combien de rendez vous patients médecins ne sont pas honorés ?
http://t.co/c7xHbL7Tk9 Savez vous combien de rendez vous patients médecins ne sont pas honorés ?
— Jean Michel Billaut (@Billaut) December 1, 2013
How successfully can a pharma giant sell a drug …described as ineffective by the scientists who developed it?
"How successfully can a pharma giant sell a drug …described.,as ineffective by the scientists who developed it?
' http://t.co/ktocbIXQUS
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) December 2, 2013
Meet Patrick Soon-Shiong, The Billionaire Reinventing Your Health
"While the most powerful man in Washington struggles to expand health insurance, the richest man in Los Angeles
is methodically constructing a far more fundamental medical effort: a
digitally enabled, science-driven, personalized health care system.
With Washington distracted by the insurance issue -- and with federal science and tech research hampered by 'sequester' budget cuts -- privately funded efforts such as Soon-Shiong’s are all the more crucial."
With Washington distracted by the insurance issue -- and with federal science and tech research hampered by 'sequester' budget cuts -- privately funded efforts such as Soon-Shiong’s are all the more crucial."
Meet Patrick Soon-Shiong, The Billionaire Reinventing Your Health http://t.co/qYM2Fh9RKB @solvehealthcare by @howardfineman great profile
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) December 2, 2013
Edit the genome in all different ways and make cuts and changes in a quick way, with CRSPRs
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| Meet with one of those babies from the CRSPR family... |
From the "Genomics-it's-happening-right-under-our-feet" Department:
CRSPR (pronounce "crisper") means clustered regular short palindromatic repeats. And this is a Bacteria-Side Story...
Do people realize how quickly genetic engineering is approaching? W/ CRSPR we are really nearing the point where this’ll be going in vivo.
— Billare (@Billare) November 21, 2013
http://t.co/jdfyI62M7L Scientists invent CRSPR, DNA breakthrough!
— Michael Hoggard (@kingjamescode) November 14, 2013
Good CRSPR/cas overview. Commercial #genome editing on the horizon? via @drbachinsky http://t.co/9GcDbm0bsz
— Mark Wanner (@markgenome) November 8, 2013
@Billare @joe_pickrell Yes, the designer babies are coming! They will be a little mosaic at first w the crspr tech as I understand it.
— Rumen Kostadinov (@rkostadi) November 24, 2013
==> http://www.broadinstitute.org/mpg/crispr_design/faq.php
Researchers develop 3D-printed, urine-powered robot heart
Researchers develop 3D-printed, urine-powered robot heart http://t.co/ueg5vqYyYx
— Jean Michel Billaut (@Billaut) December 1, 2013
"On Dying After Your Time: Negative view on @Google v. death, but relevant to #longevity, not extension of #healthspan"
On Dying After Your Time http://t.co/YAcnUi6Yt4 Negative view on @Google v. death, but relevant to #longevity, not extension of #healthspan
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) November 30, 2013
"The Unregulated Sperm Industry Inspired by @deliverymanfilm. Why don't sperm get sequenced?"
The Unregulated Sperm Industry http://t.co/yaLp1xqUJE Inspired by @deliverymanfilm Why don't sperm get sequenced? eg @GenePeeks #genomics
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) November 30, 2013
Embedded blood microfluidic sensor for continuous monitoring of drug levels
Embedded blood microfluidic sensor for continuous monitoring of drug levels http://t.co/a5gUq9Rhcn #indivmed pic.twitter.com/16dqD6ASFM
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) November 30, 2013
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