US EditionImmunotherapy implant shows promise as pancreatic cancer treatment
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Immunotherapy implant shows promise as pancreatic cancer treatment
A new approach in immunotherapy that can safely boost the body’s immune response has shown promise in hard-to-treat tumors like pancreatic cancers, a study finds. Researchers from the Rice Biotech Launch Pad at Rice University developed a tiny implantable device made of engineered cells that locally release interleukin-12 (IL-12), a powerful immune-activating molecule, directly at the tumor site. Referred to as an IL-12 “cytokine factory,” the d…
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