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Cancer Therapy AdvisorAnticancer Immunotherapy to Circumvent Tumor Resistance to Immune Checkpoint InhibitorsCancer Therapy AdvisorSo they invented a new investigational class of immunotherapies — “bifunctional antibody-ligand traps” (Y-traps) — to do … Continue reading
World Courier Weighs In On Logistics Of Cell & Gene Therapy Supply ChainPharmaceutical ProcessingFor the first time, cell and gene therapy, a treatment particularly promising for poorly and unmet diseases, can be said to have a bright future. Cell … Continue reading
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Immuno-Oncology NewsFrench, US Partners to Use Artificial Intelligence to Predict Cancer Treatment ResponseImmuno-Oncology NewsFreenome has been using machine learning to look beyond tumor DNA to improve cancer detection. The South San Francisco-based … Continue reading
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Synthetic biology ‘control circuits’ could regulate cells like a thermostat
Genetic Literacy Project Synthetic biology offers a vision for the future of medicine, where cells could be re-engineered to fight diseases such as cancer and diabetes. For this to happen, scientists use viruses to infect and transfer new properties to cells so they behave in … |