SEEDBiomed

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A space where the team reads, discusses, and dissects the papers shaping computational biomedicine.

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Every Tumour Is Different. What If We Built a Vaccine From Those Differences?

Personalised mRNA vaccines are designed from the mutations unique to each patient's tumour. A new study in Nature shows that such a vaccine can train the immune system against triple-negative breast cancer and keep it trained for years. This article explored how the approach works and what it means for computational oncology and digital twins.

Pipeline from patient tumour to personalised mRNA vaccine

Your Microbiome Has a Map and It Just Got a Lot More Useful

MicroMap is the first large-scale visual atlas of human microbiome metabolism - a city map for gut biochemistry covering 5,064 reactions and 3,499 metabolites across 257,429 pre-generated microbe visualizations. This article explored what it means for computational microbiome research and host–microbiome interaction studies.

MicroMap illustration