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Embriette R. Hyde

Gilroy
As seen in: Medium, Cell Press, Genetic Literacy Project, American Society for Microbiology (ASM), StudyFinds, Biocompare, SynBioBeta
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The Evolving Landscape of mAb Characterization

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By Embriette R. Hyde, H. J. An, Stefano Serpelloni, Mona Agrawal
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Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) represent one of the most critically important therapeutic classes of modern medicine. They rest on a decades-old foundation of clinical validation, a strong safety and efficacy track record, mature regulatory frameworks, and scalable manufacturing—characteristics that remain unmatched by many emerging modalities, including cell and gene therapies (CGTs).
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Synthetic Biology’s Path to Sustainable Food Systems

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By Embriette R. Hyde
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Synthetic biology is a remarkable set of technologies that can change our world forever. It’s received a lot of hype for the amazing healthcare, environmental, and other advances it is enabling. But what about where health—for us and our planet—arguably begins: our food and how we get it? The global population is growing, resources are dwindling, and it’s getting harder to feed everyone. We’ve all heard these statistics before.
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Synthetic Biology’s Path to Sustainable Food Systems

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By Embriette R. Hyde
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Synthetic biology is a remarkable set of technologies that can change our world forever. It’s received a lot of hype for the amazing healthcare, environmental, and other advances it is enabling. But what about where health—for us and our planet—arguably begins: our food and how we get it? The global population is growing, resources are dwindling, and it’s getting harder to feed everyone. We’ve all heard these statistics before.
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