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Divergent TIR signaling domains in TLR7 and TLR9 control opposing effects on systemic autoimmunity

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By Claire Leibler, Kayla Thomas Verified, Coralie Josensi, Russell C. Levack
| The Journal of Clinical Investigation
Acknowledgments This work was supported as part of the national plan for rare diseases by the Directorate of Health Care Supply of the French Ministry of Health (DGOS). We thank Ann Marshak Rothstein (University of Massachusetts School of Medicine), R. Elsner, J. Tilstra, and R. Gordon for helpful discussions. We thank L.Conter, K. Minjung, M. Price, and T. Marinov for technical support. We thank L. Altman for his help to cross the Tlr779/779 MRL/lpr mice to the 9–/– background, and A.
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Nebraska Medicine to pioneer breakthrough proton therapy treatment

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By Jeffrey Robb, Kayla Thomas Verified, Nebraska Medicine
| University of Nebraska Medical Center
The Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center will be home to the first of its kind targeted particle therapy treatment in the state. Proton therapy will offer patients new hope, with construction starting the end of this month on a $36 million project at Nebraska Medical Center. Proton therapy provides significant benefits to certain patients. The system focuses an extremely targeted dose of radiation for the treatment of tumors, minimizing damage to surrounding tissues and reducing side effects.
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'We will be at home here'

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By Jeffrey Robb, Kayla Thomas Verified, Nebraska Medicine
| University of Nebraska Medical Center
The entrance of the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center-Kearney is drenched in natural light. Twinkling Christmas trees stand in every corner, waiting to welcome patients and their families. Everything is shiny and new, from the chairs in the infusion therapy area to the spacious new lab to the TrueBeam radiation therapy system. But the building had been missing its most important feature: The team who will treat cancer patients. As the sun set through the spacious windows on Dec.
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