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UCL

British  

abbreviation

  1. University College London

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The study was carried out by researchers at UCL and the University of Eastern Finland and received funding from Alzheimer's Research UK, the Medical Research Council, and other organizations.

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Lead author Dr. Roger Wesson, who is based at both UCL's Department of Physics & Astronomy and Cardiff University, described how the finding emerged.

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Co author Professor Janet Drew of UCL Physics & Astronomy stressed that key information is still missing.

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"The true value of healthcare AI lies not in approximating human expertise at lower cost, but in enabling greater diagnostic, prognostic, and prescriptive power than either experts or simple statistical models can achieve," said co-senior author Professor Parashkev Nachev from UCL.

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Professor Waseem Qasim, who led the research and is professor of cell and gene therapy at UCL and honorary consultant immunologist at GOSH, said: "We previously showed promising results using precision genome editing for children with aggressive blood cancer and this larger number of patients confirms the impact of this type of treatment. We've shown that universal or 'off the shelf' base-edited CAR T-cells can seek and destroy very resistant cases of CD7+ leukemia."

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