Dr. Kipps descriptions of chemokines being like our nose being drawn to a Thanksgiving dinner is an analogy that even a vegan can love.
My blog: bkoffman.blogspot.com has the second segment of the ASH2012 interview, mostly on the new BCR inhibitors
ASH 2012, Dr Kipps on BCR inhibitors - CLL Support
ASH 2012, Dr Kipps on BCR inhibitors
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Hi keep the videos coming as they offer an insight to whats new. Best wishes
bkoffmanCLL CURE Hero
I just published part 3 which is a wide ranging section of the interview covering antibodies, CAR-T, old drugs repurposed, and more. Kipps is an excellent teacher. See: bkoffman.blogspot.com
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