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Memo Therapeutics discovers neutralising antibodies against Covid-19

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Switzerland-based Memo Therapeutics has discovered multiple SARS-CoV-2 neutralising antibodies with the potential for development as immunotherapy against Covid-19.

Since March, the company has selected certain donors from Covid-19 patients in the country. The selection criteria was for patients who had a clinical course of the disease indicative of a potent antibody response.

Memo Therapeutics collected blood samples from the selected donors and used its microfluidic DROPZYLLA discovery platform to find virus-neutralising antibodies.

The platform is designed to allow the production of complete recombinant human antibody repertoires. It is said to preserve all characteristics present in each patient’s B cells.

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NEW DELHI : After a hiatus of three months, football lovers will get a chance to catch their favourite clubs playing live matches of popular English Premier League on Star Sports network and video streaming platform Disney+ Hotstar starting 17th June.Premier League fans will witness the first match where current champions Manchester City will take on Arsenal on the opening day of #PLReturns. The matches will be played behind closed doors.The English top-flight will see a reopening with two games left over from March: Aston Villa vs Sheffield United and Manchester City vs Arsenal.
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Hillary Clinton: ‘I wanted to boil Bill in oil — but I’ve never regretted staying with him’
2017 memoir What Happened, then choosing to stay in the marriage after her husband admitted, in 1998, to having had an inappropriate relationship with Monica Lewinsky when she was a 22-year-old White House intern, was undoubtedly the second. Four years earlier, civil servant Paula Jones had accused the President of sexual harassment, and three further women – Juanita Broaddrick, Leslie Millwee and Kathleen Willey ­– have subsequently come forward with sexual-misconduct allegations against him, all of which he has denied.
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