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• The New CAR T System Making Brain Tumors Nowhere to Escape One of the preconditions for successful treatment of brain cancer with T cell immunotherapy is that engineered T cells can enter brain tissues and contact cancer cells, but clinical experiments and ba...
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  Big Success on the ASCB EMBO meeting in San Diego On the ASCB/EMBO meeting in San Diego, CA from Dec 8-12, Countstar exhibited together with his Lafayette based distribution partner Flotek the newest generation of the Countstar cell culture analysers...
• Extended Indications of BMS Innovative Immunotherapy for multiple myeloma BMS announced that FDA approved the company's innovative immunotherapy Empliciti (elotuzumab) and pomalidomide and dexamethasone to treat patients with specific relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma (M...
• Scientists Analyzing the Molecular Mechanisms of Tumor Suppressor Protein Promoting Cancer Researchers have long believed that by slowing down cell metabolism, cancer can be effectively suppressed, and protein complex AMPK seems to be able to help some tumors grow. Recently, scientists from...
• Utilizing the Addiction of Pancreatic Cancer to Develop New Anticancer Therapies Researcher Professor Chris Vakoc said that in this study we investigated the addictive behavior of the most aggressive cancer cells in the pancreatic cancer subtype, which has a very high mortality ra...
• Stem Cell Therapy Can Repair Injured Heart Researchers released laboratory research results at the American Heart Congress on the 24th. Stem cell therapy has shown positive effects on patients with heart injury, and it can repair part of the f...
• Scientists have Successfully Transformed Embryonic Stem Cells into Thyroid Cells Researchers from Boston University Medical School have successfully regenerated thyroid cells from genetically modified embryonic stem cells in a study published recently in the International Journal ...
• Stem Cells have been Successfully Transformed into Precursor Cells for the Production of Tissues Researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles, have found that human stem cells can be induced to somites by properly mixing signaling molecules (special proteins) involved in body develo...