Sentences with phrase «new tumors brought»
On the safety side, the panelists delved into the possible risks of injecting genetically modified cells into patients, including the potential for deadly viral infections, brain toxicity, and, paradoxically, the growth of new tumors brought about by CAR - T cells years after treatment.
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Their findings, published in Nature Medicine, bring new hope to children with this devastating brain tumor.
These new findings suggest that a drug that brings well - being gene activities further down could significantly boost the killer activity of Myc in tumor cells.»
The findings, which come thanks to new insights about how tumor cells communicate with their environment, may also bring physicians closer to the goal of more personalized medicine.
The conference aims at bringing together international experts from different fields of cancer research to present and discuss new therapeutic approaches regarding different tumor entities as well as new findings in the field of tumor biology seeking to incorporate innovative platforms into cancer research.
Then these founder cells express more proteins that keep them alive, allow them to divide and divide, bring them blood and nutrients, and help them grow into new metastatic tumor colonies.
The Vaccine & Immunotherapy Center brings together many outstanding researchers within the Institute to focus on new immune based approaches to induce protective tumor immunity, to control the tumor microenvironment, and to use humoral and cellular immunity to control or eliminate cancer.
«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.»
Her new family will bring her back to PPR in September for her mammary tumor surgery, then this girl will be officially healthy!
The vet was quick to point out that there are no specific criteria to use to tell if any given tumor is benign or malignant, so I was right to bring my dog in when I discovered something new.