«By bringing our research together, we want to illuminate pathways by which tumor cells and HIV evolve to
avoid immune system attacks and use this knowledge to identify new targets for prevention and treatment for both diseases.»
Not exact matches
The
immune system does not normally
attack «self» proteins, so by producing protein fragments, or peptides, that imitate the structure of those in the body's own tissues, viruses and bacteria may
avoid destruction.
The flu virus is a master at guiding the
immune system's
attacks to its strongest defences — now a way to
avoid its decoys could lead to a long - lasting treatment for many kinds of flu
At the same time, excess TGF - β can deactivate
attacking T - cells, allowing the tumor to
avoid detection by the
immune system.