Chief Technical Officer at SENISCA. RNA biologist interested in mechanisms of ageing. Opinions my own.
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Ben Lee retweeted
We are proud to announce that we have been awarded a £571,350 grant from @innovateuk towards the development of oligonucleotide therapeutics for the treatment of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF).
#uk #innovation #biotech #financing #rejuvination #rnatherapeutics
ALT Photo of Professor Lorna Harries with the following quote: "Our technology has real disruptive potential for the treatment of the diseases of ageing. This is an exciting research project that will build on the previous work carried out by SENISCA that led to the identification of a new and druggable set of target genes which enable significant senescence reversal effect in primary human cell models."
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Ben Lee retweeted
Healthy ageing research has been boosted by a £1.3m investment in our spin-out company SENISCA, which is developing ground-breaking anti-ageing technology!
medicine.exeter.ac.uk/news/a…
#Ageing #Aging #ExeterDementia
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#PhDone
Finally submitted. No prizes for guessing what I'm going to do next!
Thanks to all my team for the support @miRNAgirl @d_melzer @nicolajeffery7 @lcpilling @DrELatorre @LauraBramwell1
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Ben Lee retweeted
Exciting scientific #insights by @miRNAgirl at #ESPAS2019 panel on the #future of #ageing on what matters the most: future of #healthy #ageing and the need to invest in #innovation and #research
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Ben Lee retweeted
Let’s get a huge sample size for this Brexit poll. Please retweet it.
What do you prefer?
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Remain in the EU
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Leave the EU
64,634 votes • Final results
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Hey @thermofisher, are there any known issues with Cloud/Connect at the moment? I'm getting slow response, failed analyses and corrupted projects in the qPCR RQ app. Lost a couple of hours work this morning. Is it just me?
Great to finally see this in print! Many thanks to co-authors as well @lcpilling @d_melzer @Ferruccilu & Stefania Bandinelli
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Life science researchers! It's the last day to register for our FREE conference: 2nd #GeneExpression & #SyntheticBiology Symposium - University of Exeter, 2nd May. Register here bit.ly/2IdcQti
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Abstract deadline extended!
Due to the Easter bank holidays, we are moving the abstract deadline back to the 25th of April.
Don't forget we have prizes for the three best ECR talks so get an abstract to us if you want to be in with a chance of winning.
Calling all life sciences researchers. Come to our FREE conference: 2nd #GeneExpression & #SyntheticBiology Symposium - University of Exeter, 2nd May. There's also just 1 week left to submit an abstract - prizes will be given for best talks! Register here bit.ly/2IdcQti
Ben Lee retweeted
Win this @CoolerMasterUK MC500M Case full of chocolate!
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Just guess the number of eggs in that case!
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Put your answer in the comments below! Then Retweet!
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Only 1 guess per person! No changing your answer!
#easter #competition #EasterEgg
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Calling all life sciences researchers. Come to our FREE conference: 2nd #GeneExpression & #SyntheticBiology Symposium - University of Exeter, 2nd May. There's also just 1 week left to submit an abstract - prizes will be given for best talks! Register here bit.ly/2IdcQti
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We'd also like to thank our sponsors and partners: @ExeterDoctoral, @ExeterMed, @Team_RNA, @ibex01, @thermofisher, @fluidigm, @idtdna, @Anachem, @EurofinGenomics, @CambridgeBiosci. RTs would be much appreciated!
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Great idea. Watch the cartoon - it's worth 20 minutes of anyone's time!
Let's fix academic posters! Prepping a poster for #SIOP19 and sick of the old "wall-of-text" poster design? Watch this cartoon to see a new, faster approach to designing research posters. Includes templates. #betterposter
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Ben Lee retweeted
As it is Friday how about a new giveaway? Like and share for your chance to win 32GB Ballistix AT + an ASUS TUF Z370-PLUS gaming motherboard!
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Ha. We work on "zombie cells". Apparently.
In aged mice the progression of Alzheimer's disease can be stopped by targeting senescent cells, also known as ‘zombie cells.’ sciencedaily.com/releases/20…
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