André Potti obtained funding for a project aimed at researchers with an excellent track record. The project will focus on the development of precision immunomodulatory tools based on semi-artificial extracellular vesicles (exosomes) from immune cells for promoting T lymphocyte responses. The success of this project will allow the development of multifunctional nanocarriers to induce specific responses in the context of chronic diseases.
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A. Potti secures a new grant for research consolidation (GAIN – Xunta de Galicia 2024)
07.23.2024
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