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Jay Bradner: Ricerca open-source sul cancro

Filmed May 2011 • Posted Oct 2011TEDxBoston 2011
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Come fa il cancro a sapere di essere cancro? Al laboratorio di Jay Bradner, hanno scoperto una molecola che potrebbe avere la risposta: il JQ1. Invece di brevettarla, hanno pubblicato i risultati e spedito campioni a 40 laboratori per continuare il lavoro. Un'entusiasmante panoramica sul futuro open-source della ricerca medica.

In his lab, Jay Bradner, a researcher at Harvard and Dana Farber in Boston, works on a breakthrough approach for subverting cancer .. and he’s giving the secret away. Full bio »

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