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Bispecific T cell engagers for treatment-refractory autoimmune connective tissue diseases - Nature Medicine

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By Christina Düsing, Andrea-Hermina Györfi, Ayla Nadja Stütz, Laura-Marie Lahu, Franca Deicher, Yi-Nan Li, Peter-Martin Bruch, Alexandru-Emil Matei, Alexandru Micu Verified, Tim Filla, Sarah Koziel, Alexander Sebastian Hölscher, Manuel Röhrich, Hanns-Martin Lorenz, Mareike Cramer, Gerald Antoch, Jörg Timm, Yousef Abusabha, Tobias Ruck, Bernhard Homey, Alexander Kreuter, Björn Buehring, Aleksandar Radujkovic, Claus Peter Heußel, Melanie Hagen, Ricardo Grieshaber-Bouyer, Georg Schett, Anna Brunn, Sascha Dietrich, Wolfgang Merkt, Jörg H. W. Distler
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Abstract Autoimmune-mediated connective tissue diseases such as antisynthetase syndrome (ASyS) and systemic sclerosis (SSc) have a high unmet medical need. Here we report on treatment under compassionate use with the CD19×CD3 T cell engager (TCE) blinatumomab and the BCMA×CD3 TCE teclistamab in five patients with treatment-refractory ASyS and in five patients with treatment-refractory SSc, respectively.
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The Scariest Part of Halloween? A Billion Pounds of Pumpkin Waste

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By Alexandru Micu Verified, Tibi Puiu Verified
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Throw up your spider webs and hang those skeletons, Halloween is here! As all terrors are let loose on the day, excessive food waste is also creeping up. Billions of pumpkins have been bought for the occasion — and most of them will end up in the landfill, not beneath a pie’s crust. Which is a shame, as pumpkins are delicious. In a world where , even though we produce enough food to , and where families turn to food banks even in wealthy countries, wasting perfectly edible pumpkins is immoral.
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Operation Beluga -- or how a Soviet ice breaker played music to thousands of ice-trapped whales to save them from starving

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By Alexandru Micu Verified, Tibi Puiu Verified
| ZME Science Verified
The Soviet Union (USSR) is a thing most people today know only from memory or history books. And many parts of its history are unsavory, to say the least. But Operation Beluga (‘Belukha’ in Russian) isn’t one of those. Operation Beluga was not your typical Cold War covert ops. It involved sending an ice-breaker and blasting classical music at full volume to save a pack of thousands of whales that were trapped by ice in the Chukchi Peninsula.
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