Chris Barden Profile
Chris Barden

@ChrisB_Biotech

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Life sciences entrepreneur, computational scientist, and patent agent. @[email protected] Rom 8:18

Toronto, Ontario
Joined November 2018
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@koutterson
Kevin Outterson
1 year
These are the small companies and research groups @CARB_X supports at global scale. Not one or two, but dozens at a time. They need both money and scientific, business, and technical help turning ideas into products
@valeria_gigante
Valeria Gigante
1 year
Do you know who is leading AMR research today? ▶ 93% of clinical R&D is lead by small companies ▶ 86.7% of preclinical R&D too! Small companies and biotech are at the forefront of antibacterial development. 👉 Read more here https://t.co/kKibRGMUT7
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@ChrisB_Biotech
Chris Barden
1 year
Here is the Treventis #AAIC24 contingent! Drop us a line if you're in Philadelphia this week and would like to meet.
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@alzassociation
Alzheimer's Association
1 year
Good morning, #AAIC24 attendees! Are you ready to kick off an exciting week of sharing new ideas and discoveries? Scientific sessions start soon. Get today’s schedule at https://t.co/jdq5rM0vbg.
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@DaniBeckman
Danielle Beckman
2 years
What's now for the Amyloid Hypothesis in #Alzheimers? Several recent studies using monoclonal antibodies show evidence that removing aggregated Aβ from the brains of symptomatic patients can slow the disease progression. Yes, despite the clinical benefit of these trials still
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@ASMicrobiology
ASM
2 years
To say antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a problem is an understatement. If nothing changes, by 2050, 10 million AMR-related deaths are expected to occur every year. Explore our resource page to learn about AMR, & how we can combat it. https://t.co/tcYObiQPww #WAAW #USAAW23
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asm.org
ASM is a nonprofit professional society that publishes scientific journals and advances microbiology through advocacy, global health and diversity in STEM programs.
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@ChrisB_Biotech
Chris Barden
2 years
Capping off a successful #BIOEUROPE by uncapping some traditional Bavarian fare! A great conference all around, thanks to all who met up while I was in Munich to speak about @Treventis_corp
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@ChrisB_Biotech
Chris Barden
2 years
Enjoying the capacious and efficient partnering layout this morning at #BIOEUROPE ... Drop me a DM if you'd like to meet and discuss protein #misfolding @Treventis_corp
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@ChrisB_Biotech
Chris Barden
2 years
My first appointment at #BIOEUROPE: A tour of #WeAreBrainlab!
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@ers_net
Eric Siemers
2 years
So much can be learned from the Christchurch mutation, not only about potential new treatments but also the pathophysiology of AD broadly. Lots of plaques with few tangles and delayed clinical manifestations.
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@rleuty_biotech
Ron Leuty
2 years
This is, I'm told, not a mouse experiment. #BIO2023
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@TimothyJinks1
Timothy Jinks
3 years
📣 I’m thrilled that 🇨🇦 will be joining Wellcome 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇬🇧and @gatesfoundation providing funds to @CARB_X. International partnership to coordinate investment in product development is key to saving lives from #AMR.
@NewsroomGC
GC Newsroom
3 years
Government of Canada makes important investment to fight antimicrobial resistance (AMR) https://t.co/tg6x0a4NYi
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@ChrisB_Biotech
Chris Barden
3 years
Pleased to be invited to speak about @Treventis_corp at #MaRSImpactHealth this morning!
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@ChrisB_Biotech
Chris Barden
3 years
I am so proud of our Treventis team's innovation and determination! We look forward to a great partnership with Takeda in Alzheimer's.
@Treventis_corp
Treventis
3 years
Exciting news to share from Treventis!
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@hmg_journal
Human Molecular Genetics
3 years
.@aliciadubinski from the @cvandevelde75 reports that stress granule assembly in vivo is deficient in the CNS of mutant TDP-43 ALS mice. https://t.co/gQVdOQzkgG
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@ChrisB_Biotech
Chris Barden
3 years
This is a great step forward for innovative payment models in antimicrobial development. Important that Japan is making this a priority.
@koutterson
Kevin Outterson
3 years
The Japanese government is moving forward with their pull incentive, called the "Antimicrobial Securement Project" [抗菌薬確保支援事業]. This is a revenue guarantee pull incentive, akin to Sweden, but higher in funding amount.
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@wellcometrust
Wellcome
3 years
Drug-resistant infections must be prioritised.
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@Brain1878
Brain
3 years
Wheelock et al. provide new evidence that low cost and minimally invasive measurements of serum neurofilament light are a useful marker of functional connectivity and cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s disease. https://t.co/vXA4lQiJug
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@jme_walker
Jamie Walker, MD, PhD
3 years
No amount of AD pathology is “normal” per se, but pretty much everyone develops NFTs in their lifetime. Ever wonder what amount of Alzheimer-type pathology is “normal”-ish at any given age? https://t.co/PhU3GNvuuF #neuropath #alzheimers #neurology
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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
These findings suggest that an increasing burden of neuritic plaques is a strong predictor of cognitive decline, whereas, neurofibrillary degeneration and amyloid-β (diffuse) plaque deposition, both...
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