Zoo goes zoom

Zoom Zoom: racing CARs for multiple myeloma.

Chimeric antigen receptors redirect T cells to surface antigens. Discovery and validation of appropriate target antigens expand the possible indications for chimeric-antigen receptor (CAR)-T cells. B-cell maturation antigen (BCMA) is expressed only on mature B cells and plasma cells and promotes their survival. BCMA is a promising target for CAR-T cells in multiple myeloma.

Zoom Tracking

In this paper we present a new active vision technique called zoom tracking. Zoom tracking is the continuous adjustment of a camera’s focal length, to keep a constantsized image of an object moving along the camera’s optical axis. Two methods for performing zoom tracking are presented: a closed-loop visual feedback algorithm based on opticaljlow, and use of depth information obtained from an au...

Grammar Zoo

In this paper we describe composition of a corpus of grammars in a broad sense in order to enable reuse of knowledge accumulated in the field of grammarware engineering. The Grammar Zoo displays the results of grammar hunting for big grammars of mainstream languages, as well as collecting grammars of smaller DSLs and extracting grammatical knowledge from other places. It is already operational ...

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As iron goes, so goes disease?

The brain iron overload disorders, collectively known as neurodegeneration with brain iron accumulation (NBIA), would seem to be tantalizing targets for chelation therapy. Efforts to lower brain iron in these disorders date back to the 1960s with deferoxamine mesylate, but systemic iron depletion limited its use. With the advent of chelators better able to specifically relieve central nervous s...