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By Mary Thompson, Elisabeth Orgler-Gasche, Sofia Arnet, Jiao Shen, Keri M. Sullivan, Michael J. Walsh, Stephanie K Dougan, Sofia Arnet, Abigail Elvin-Ivey, Sophia Shaughnessy
| Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
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Peptide-MHC-targeted retroviruses enable in vivo expansion and gene delivery to tumor-specific T cells

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By Jacopo Di Lucente, Ji Hong, Jyun-Nai Wu, Blake Smith, Michael J. Walsh, Birkley Lim, Megan Hoffman, Li Qiang, Jiayi Dong, Andrea Garmilla, Qingyang Zhao, Caleb Perez, Stephanie Gaglione, Ariana Barreiro, Emma N. Finburgh, Connor S. Dob
| Science Magazine
Abstract Tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy has demonstrated that endogenous T cells can be harnessed to initiate effective antitumor responses. Despite clinical promise, current TIL production protocols involve weeks-long ex vivo expansions that can affect treatment efficacy. Therefore, additional tools are needed to engineer TILs to have increased potency while mitigating manufacturing challenges.
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East Hartford, Conn., Sets License Plate Reader, Drone Policy

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By Michael J. Walsh
| Government Technology
Don Bell, the vice chair of the Town Council, said the year's worth of work that led to the creation of the policy was key in managing "how technology creeps further into our lives." The ordinance went into effect on Sept. 24. "I believe this is one of the most important things that we'll do as a Council and it's only the first step," Bell said at the Sept. 2 meeting where the Town Council unanimously approved the ordinance.
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