Cancer: Strategies for mature T cell cancersNature.comTwo new papers provide insight into the future treatment of mature T cell cancers. Wartewig and colleagues demonstrate that PDCD1, which encodes programmed cell death protein 1 (PD1), is a haploinsu… Continue reading
Nature.comCancer: Strategies for mature T cell cancersNature.comCancers of mature T cells, such as T cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL), are aggressive and resistant to treatment. Two new papers provide insight into the future treatment of mature T cell c… Continue reading
Labiotech.eu (blog)Czech this Biotech Out! Bioinova Develops Stem Cell TherapiesLabiotech.eu (blog)Mission: From bone marrow and adipose (fat) tissue, Bioinova develops stem cell products that can be used for orthopedic, ophthalmological, neurological,… Continue reading
Bioengineers imagine the future of vaccines and immunotherapyScience DailyThese are examples of how innovative biomaterials could enhance vaccines against HIV and other infectious diseases and immunotherapies for patients with cancer or dampen response… Continue reading
New Atlas"Mind-blowing results" from gene therapy trial point to a cure for …New AtlasThe results from the first human trials for a gene therapy to treat haemophilia A have just been published. The treatment has essentially cured almost all… Continue reading
New Atlas"Mind-blowing results" from gene therapy trial point to a cure for …New AtlasThe results from the first human trials for a gene therapy to treat haemophilia A have just been published. The treatment has essentially cured almost all… Continue reading
Study Sheds Light on What Keeps Stem Cells in Their Undifferentiated StateScicasts (press release) (blog)Chapel Hill, NC (Scicasts) — A special cluster of proteins that helps unwind DNA during cell division plays a key role in keeping stem cells in the… Continue reading
New Immunotherapy for Pediatric Brain Cancer Targets Mutated ProteinPharmaceutical Technology MagazineAccording to research lead by the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), children with a deadly form of brain cancer might benefit from a new … Continue reading