As Immunotherapy Ramps Up, Chemist Wins $600000 Early Career Grant – University of Virginia
University of Virginia |
As Immunotherapy Ramps Up, Chemist Wins $600000 Early Career Grant
University of Virginia “With FDA approval of immunotherapy and clinical trials demonstrating the efficacy of this type of treatment, we are entering an exciting and highly promising era for the precise, targeted treatment of cancers and other life-threatening diseases,” Hsu … |
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Gene therapy shows promise for bladder cancer subtype
Healio “Recombinant adenovirus interferon alfa gene therapy is a breakthrough opportunity … because it is formulated to allow the adenovirus to penetrate the cells that line the bladder,” Dinney said. “Once in the cells, the gene it contains causes … |
Science Daily |
Keeping moving: Flat worms shed light on role of migrating stem cells in cancer
Science Daily ‘We already knew that these worm stem cells have a lot in common with our own stem cells, but we knew nothing about how they migrate and if this process relates to how our cells migrate,’ says Dr Prasad Abnave, first author of the study, published in … X-ray shield lets researchers look in worms for cancer cluesNew Atlas |
Immuno-Oncology News |
Selexis, OSE Team Up to Advance Two Cancer Immunotherapy Programs
Immuno-Oncology News Selexis and OSE Immunotherapeutics have signed two commercial license agreements (CLAs) to advance the clinical development of two new cancer immunotherapy programs, OSE-172 and OSE-703. The agreement supports the development of OSE’s … |
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News |
Immunotherapy for Treating Malaria?
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News When we hear about immunotherapy these days, it’s most often associated with treatments or molecular pathways associated with cancer. But what if these immunological molecules could be exploited to treat one of the deadliest infectious diseases on the … |