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Immunosis
Biotechnology Research
Melbourne, VIC 638 followers
Enabling better diagnosis of immune dysregulation
About us
Immunosis is a startup company developing a diagnostic platform technology that can be used to diagnose patients with immune dysfunctions.
- Website
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https://www.immunosis.com/
External link for Immunosis
- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Melbourne, VIC
- Type
- Privately Held
Locations
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Melbourne, VIC, AU
Employees at Immunosis
Updates
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Exciting internship opportunity at Immunosis for PhD students in bioinformatics! 🔍 Project Title: Identify biomarkers to diagnose secondary immunodeficiency 📅 Duration: ~6 months 🌐 Location: Melbourne, VIC (remote also considered) We're looking for someone with some or all of the skills listed: - Familiarity with RNA-seq and gene expression data - Experience with R and/or bash scripting - Ability to search for and identify high-quality publicly available data in online repositories - Preferred: knowledge of immunology - Preferred: knowledge of statistics - Bonus: knowledge of cloud computing, preferably AWS If you want to get hands-on industry experience, this is the opportunity for you! Applications close 17th of July. Check out more details and how to apply here: https://lnkd.in/gu88bAAQ
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It was great having the entire team in Minneapolis for the annual CIS meeting to see old friends and make new connections. Our CSO, Ben Cocks, presented a poster showing the diagnostic utility of our flagship tool, PrimDx, in an independent cohort of primary immunodeficiency patients. We enjoyed all of the discussions about exciting new research happening in the field as well as the future directions shaping to take place in clinical immunology. It was also great spending a couple of weeks developing opportunities on the east and west coasts of the U.S., taking time to rest, and preparing for exciting things to come at Immunosis! Read our poster abstract and more here: https://immunosis.com/news
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Congratulations Emma Gail on this amazing milestone in your career! We know this is only the beginning of the great work you have done and will do in the future. We value the work you have done at Immunosis and look forward to celebrating new milestones with you!
I'm excited to announce that the Nature Genetics publication from my PhD/RA days at Monash has finally arrived! We show that part of the RNA-binding surface of EZH2 is required for the chromatin modification activity of PRC2, but this activity is independent of RNA. This was a great final project at Monash and I feel lucky to have been part of such an amazing team as a member of the Davidovich lab. I truly am thankful for everything I learned that has made me the bioinformatician I am today. #RNA #publication #PRC2
Inseparable RNA binding and chromatin modification activities of a nucleosome-interacting surface in EZH2 - Nature Genetics
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We’re excited to announce that we will be presenting our latest results at the Clinical Immunology Society meeting in Minneapolis one week from today! Our poster entitled “Diagnostic utility of the whole blood transcriptome and mucosal microbiome alterations in patients with primary immunodeficiency” will show the data and analysis from our latest patient cohort. Our CSO, Ben Cocks, will be presenting the poster at the Friday poster session and answering all of your questions about Immunosis and what lies ahead for us! #cis2024 #startup #research #immunology
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We were deeply saddened to learn of Vicki Modell’s passing over the weekend. Our team met with Vicki earlier this year and we saw the unmatched dedication to advocacy and education with Fred as co-founders of the Jeffrey Modell Foundation. Her unwavering commitment to championing the cause of those affected by primary immunodeficiency was strongly felt in the PID community and her efforts have greatly improved the lives of many. We send our deepest condolences to the Modell family and those close.
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We're thrilled to share a milestone with our network! Immunosis has officially moved into the impressive Jumar Bioincubator space. We're excited to join a growing community of professionals, moving closer to our current collaborators in Parkville and paving the way for exciting future partnerships. (We’re also keen to know the best lunch spots around if you know any!) Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to work on our goal of helping patients with immune dysregulation! #startup #biotech #bioincubator
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