September 2018 Issue of The Translational Scientist

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Articles featured in this issue

 Outside the Lab Professional development

Another Man’s Treasure

| Kym Faull

Got an obsolete but working instrument sitting in the basement of your institution? Donate it!
Research Field Immunology

Not Immune to Damage

| Ruth Steer

Could activated T cells play a major role in driving neurodegeneration in glaucoma?
Research Field Drug discovery

Antibody About Turn

| Sam Cobb

A promising candidate is on the verge of entering clinical development… What happens when you see an opportunity to make it even better?
Research Field Diagnostics & prognostics

Better Biomarkers for AD R&D

| Carlo Medici

For better diagnosis and monitoring of Alzheimer’s disease, as well as drug R&D, we need to move toward widespread use of MRI biomarker imaging.
Tools & Techniques Drug discovery

What Women Want

| Stephanie Vine

Women, like men, want good medicines that have been tested in clinical trials involving fair representation of both sexes.
Research Field Neuroscience

The Pitter-Patter of Tiny Diagnoses

A simple yet accurate model could help streamline ROP screening
Disease Area Analytical science

Real-Time Tumor Analysis

| William Aryitey

MALDI and a SpiderMass device could save valuable surgery time
Research Field Cell & gene therapy

FDA Quackdown

| James Strachan

Regulators step in to stop stem cell clinics from marketing unproven therapies.
Research Field Neuroscience

The Matchmaker

| Paul Ursell

Introducing the easy-to-use system that offers patients lower risks of complications – regardless of surgeon experience

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