EUREMAP
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A groundbreaking project poised to revolutionize the discovery of new marine products by establishing a comprehensive pipeline of advanced research services.
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At EUREMAP's Industry Valorisation event, experts shared insights on marine biotech growth.
Thanks to all participants and @EuOpenscreen for hosting us!
@embl @ELIXIREurope @EMBRC_EU
At EUREMAP's Industry Valorisation event, experts shared insights on marine biotech growth.
Thanks to all participants and @EuOpenscreen for hosting us!
@embl @ELIXIREurope @EMBRC_EU
โจ Wishing you a peaceful holiday season!
โ๏ธ Setting New Yearโs goals? Explore EUREMAPโs services and letโs keep innovating and making a difference.
๐ See you in 2025!
โ๏ธ Setting New Yearโs goals? Explore EUREMAPโs services and letโs keep innovating and making a difference.
๐ See you in 2025!
๐ Scientists discovered a molecule in a sea sponge: Halichondrin B
โฉAfter years of testing, they created a synthetic version: eribulin mesylate.
โฉThis led to Halaven, a drug that targets cancer cells.
๐Today, the treatment offers hope to metastatic breast cancer patients.
โฉAfter years of testing, they created a synthetic version: eribulin mesylate.
โฉThis led to Halaven, a drug that targets cancer cells.
๐Today, the treatment offers hope to metastatic breast cancer patients.
Isnโt it amazing how much the ocean has to offer?
Halaven, a chemotherapy drug for metastatic breast cancer, was made from a molecule found in a sea sponge. After years of research, scientists developed its synthetic version, eribulin mesylate, which now saves lives.
But how?
Halaven, a chemotherapy drug for metastatic breast cancer, was made from a molecule found in a sea sponge. After years of research, scientists developed its synthetic version, eribulin mesylate, which now saves lives.
But how?
