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Teresa Sullivan & Casey Hermansen

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By Teresa Sullivan, Casey Hermansen
| Travel + Leisure Verified
SPECIALTY East Africa Safaris OTHER Kenya, Madagascar, Morocco “Our roots as safari chefs have grown over the last 25 years into mango trees, overflowing with love for Africa, a fierce commitment to the wilderness, and a curiosity for travel. We are excited to share this with adventurous clients.” ABOUT MY COMPANY We love exploring our incredible planet, engaging with people from different cultures, reconnecting with loved ones through shared experiences, and soaking up silence, space, sunshine.
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Saturation genome editing-based clinical classification of BRCA2 variants - Nature

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By Sounak Sahu, Melissa Galloux, Teresa Sullivan, Maria Zanti, Raj Chari, Kyriaki Michailidou, Elena Papaleo
| Nature Verified
Abstract Sequencing-based genetic tests have uncovered a vast array of BRCA2 sequence variants1. Owing to limited clinical, familial and epidemiological data, thousands of variants are considered to be variants of uncertain significance2,3,4 (VUS). Here we have utilized CRISPR–Cas9-based saturation genome editing in a humanized mouse embryonic stem cell line to determine the functional effect of VUS.
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Spatiotemporal modulation of growth factors directs the generation of multilineage mouse embryonic stem cell-derived mammary organoids

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By Teresa Sullivan, Mary E. Albaugh, Sandra Burkett, David Salomon
| Cell Press Verified
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