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Role of LncRNAs in establishing and reactivation of HIV latency

This Cowles Fellowship donation will bring Dr. Sukhvinder Singh to Texas Biomed to hone his skills as an HIV researcher. In particular he would like to explore HIV latency as an obstacle to complete eradication of the virus. His projects hypothesis is that the long non-coding RNAs (LncRNA), plays a role in the establishment of HIV latency. We have designed a systematic and multidimensional approach to address this hypothesis.

Texas Biomedical Research Institute
Kulkarni, Smita
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FDA grants South Texas Blood & Tissue Center a supplement to its biologics license for cold-stored platelets with 14-day storage period

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center (STBTC) approval to manufacture and distribute cold-stored platelets with a shelf life of 14 days for the treatment of actively bleeding patients when conventional platelets are not available, or their use is not practical. 

Platelets are a key blood component constantly in demand for treating severe bleeding, for example in trauma and maternal hemorrhage patients.   

BioBridge Global
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