Bar Harbor-based Jackson Laboratory says it’s part of a research team that has discovered the cellular process that creates a “super-antibody” driving severe allergic reactions, a finding that may lead to new biotechnology treatments.
The research team was co-led by Adam Williams of the Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine and Stephanie C. Eisenbarth of Yale School of Medicine, according to a news release. Read more
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Anew medical lab training facility on the campus of University of Maine Augusta is nearly six times larger than an off-campus space...
The University of New England has received a grant from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to study one...