US EditionCancer Immunotherapy Stocks - Tapping into Immune Systems for Next Generation Treatments
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They are called 'dagger' cells, after their English acronym -sTab-, a striking name that describes their way of acting. Luis Álvarez Vallina, 'father' explains it...
This technique could make immune cells more effective against cancer
Montreal – American researchers are seeking to discover a new technology that can increase the effectiveness of some immune cells against cancer cells by a factor of one hundred. Ironically, by studying the genetic mutations that cause malignant T cells to cause a type of cancer (lymphoma), researchers from the University of California, San Francisco and Northwestern University were able to identify a gene that could increase the effectiveness o…
American researchers are on the trail of a new technique that could make it possible to increase efficiency by a hundred times...
American researchers are on the trail of a new technique that could make it possible to multiply by one hundred the effectiveness of certain immune cells against cancer cells.
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