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Article October 24, 2019

Gladstone Investigators and Xyphos Partner to Successfully Adapt CAR-T Immunotherapy to Target the HIV Latent Reservoir

Gladstone Institutes and Xyphos Biosciences have shown that a cell-based immunotherapy, convertibleCAR®, can reduce the latent reservoir of virus in HIV-infected patients on anti-retroviral therapy

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Article October 3, 2019

Gladstone Investigator Wins Lifetime Achievement Award for Contributions to HIV Research

Gladstone Senior Investigator Warner C. Greene, MD, PhD, director of the Gladstone Center for HIV Cure Research, receives this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award for Scientific Contributions from the University of Maryland School of Medicine’s Institute of Human Virology.

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Article May 1, 2019

A Stepping Stone to Keep Talented Postdocs in Science

Gladstone creates opportunities to overcome the scarcity of available faculty positions

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Article March 15, 2019

Despite Antiretroviral Drugs, Finding a Cure for HIV Is Still Critical

His entire career, Warner Greene has had a singular mission—to find a cure for HIV.

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Article September 19, 2018

Scientists Examine Variations in a Cell’s Protein Factory

Gladstone researchers discover a noisy step in gene expression
 

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Article August 17, 2018

Two Molecules Offer Great Potential to Combat Cancer and Chronic Infections

Gladstone scientists discover how to enhance the longevity of cells that kill tumors and infected cells

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Article May 10, 2018

Discovery of How HIV Hedges Its Bets Opens the Door to New Therapies

Scientists at Gladstone reveal how the virus decides between fates

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Article February 19, 2018

Infection Site Affects How a Virus Spreads through the Body

Different routes of sexual transmission affect the immune system’s response to a virus, shows new study

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Article January 22, 2018

Gladstone Launches Three New Research Centers

These centers focus on thematic areas that impact numerous scientific disciplines

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Article November 30, 2017

An Anti-Aging Protein Could Be Targeted to Rejuvenate Immune Cells

New study explains what happens when the immune system ages

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Article October 20, 2017

HIV Patients Can Control the Virus, but They’re Still Hoping for a Cure

Scientists receive $8.5M in funding to accelerate progress towards a cure for HIV

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Article August 24, 2017

Cancer Drug Can Reactivate HIV

A single drug could attack the virus on two fronts

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Article July 25, 2017

Which Cells Does HIV Prefer to Infect?

Researchers created an atlas to identify cells most likely to be infected

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Article June 26, 2017

Proteins Linked to HIV Transmission Could Actually Be Beneficial for Reproduction

Researchers show that semen amyloids help the human body dispose of excess and defective sperm

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Article May 31, 2017

Ott Elected to The American Academy of Microbiology

Melanie Ott has been elected as a fellow of The American Academy of Microbiology, joining others with exemplary scientific achievement in microbial sciences.

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