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Adaptive Biotechnologies and Microsoft team up to track coronavirus-fighting cells

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Seattle-based Adaptive Biotechnologies and Microsoft have launched an open-access database called ImmuneCODE to catalog the many ways in which our immune systems fight off a coronavirus infection. Check out this GeekWire Health Tech Podcast for more about Adaptive Biotechnologies’ collaboration with Microsoft on COVID-19 studies.

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Adaptive Biotechnologies revenue rises 57% in 2021 to $154.3M

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Adaptive Biotechnologies , which develops technology to assess the immune response, posted $154.3 10 million in milestone payments from pharma partners using data from Adaptive’s “minimal residual disease” clonoSEQ blood cancer tests. Adaptive moved into its new headquarters in September. GeekWire Photo / Charlotte Schubert).

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Seattle biotech startup Athira raises $85M to develop therapies for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

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Investors are betting big on the company, which announced a giant $85 million Series B investment round Thursday to help fuel late-stage development of its lead therapeutic candidate called NDX-1017. Kawas said preliminary data shows promising evidence that NDX-1017 can help not only slow down disease but also improve brain function.

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Good Therapeutics raises $11M to develop ‘context dependent’ protein drugs

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The 4-year-old company is developing cytokines that regulate their own activity in response to biomarkers and metabolic signals, said CEO John Mulligan. Mulligan earned his doctorate in biology from Stanford University and previously worked as a consultant for Microsoft on a system for storing data on strands of DNA.

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Adaptive Biotech hires Goldman Sachs to explore ‘strategic alternatives’ for key business lines

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Adaptive Biotechnologies CEO Chad Robins speaks at the GeekWire Summit in 2019. He said the businesses are at different stages of maturity, with different capital and development needs. It is more about data and going through key clinical trials, he said.

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GeekWire Awards: How these five Workplace of the Year finalists navigate challenging times

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Workplace of the Year finalists, clockwise from top left: Adaptive Biotechnologies co-founders Harlan and Chad Robins; the Helion team; Impinj offices in Seattle; Treasury4 team; Blink CEO Karen Clark Cole. This year’s finalists are Adaptive Biotechnologies, Blink, Helion, Impinj and Treasury4. Blink Blink CEO Karen Clark Cole.

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Arizona State University Adopts Hortonworks Data Platform to Shed Light on the Genetic Links to Cancer

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Recently announced, Arizona State University (ASU) is using Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP™) to further cancer research. With HDP, ASU researchers have the tools they need to store, process, and query more data at a faster pace, allowing researchers to ask better questions and uncover new links between genetics and cancer.