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…The company says that daily, long-term treatment with BAMLET in the drinking water has been found to inhibit intestinal tumor development in mice genetically susceptible to intestinal tumors, compared to…

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…of existing diabetes treatments. The company develops chaperone proteins that bind to a target drug, shielding it against degradation and enhancing its performance. The most advanced application of this technology…

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New discovery “an area of cancer research with tremendous promise for breakthroughs”

…technology to delete the ANKLE1 gene in human cells. During the process, the team discovered that the loss of ANKLE1 leads to increased formation of extended chromatin bridges, suggesting that…

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BioNTech’s RNA-Boosted CAR T-Cell Therapy Shrinks Tumors in Mice

…me. Like regular CAR T-cell immunotherapies, BioNTech’s treatment consists of genetically modifying T-cells to recognize a molecule linked to cancer cells. In the case of BioNTech’s therapy, the cells target…

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…consists of extracting TILs from the patient and selecting those that target cancer neoantigens – mutated proteins that are only present in tumor cells. Achilles Therapeutics is currently running phase…

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Universal Flu Vaccines Yield Second Clinical Failure This Year

…of immune T cells that are activated by the vaccine; particularly T helper cells — which play key support roles — and cytotoxic T cells, which destroy infected cells. “Based…

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…vaccine for breast cancer, which is difficult to treat due to the fact there are many types of breast cancer, and treatments that work well for some people might not…

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Study findings could lead to new anti-cancer drugs

…this not only in the test tube, but also in cultures with so-called triple-negative breast cancer cells. These are extremely difficult to treat – they usually hardly respond to therapies.”…

August 24, 2022 - 4 minutesmins - By Jim Cornall

Startup Scout 15 Sep 2022

Adva Biotechnology is using artificial intelligence to manufacture cell therapies

…to more treatments that save lives. “Behind all this, it’s a potential cancer treatment,” said Bercovich. “This is something that we speak about every now and then to not forget.”…

September 15, 2022 - 4 minutesmins - By Jonathan Smith

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Six biomimicry biotech companies harnessing nature’s wisdom to develop breakthrough drug candidates

…the development of drugs that mimic these natural protective mechanisms. Plus, substances derived from animals, such as snake venoms, can also lead to the development of therapeutics to treat diseases…

October 14, 2024 - 8 minutesmins - By Willow Shah-Neville

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Fighting obesity with gene therapy

…mice through ex vivo gene therapy. The technique consists of implanting cells that have been manipulated and transformed in order to treat a disease. This is the first study to…

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In Depth 25 Jul 2024

The future of inflammatory bowel disease treatment: what is on the horizon?

…binds to α4β7, thus disabling its ability to bind to the receptor that takes the cells into the gut. Thanks to this inhibition, T cells can stay in the bloodstream…

July 25, 2024 - 8 minutesmins - By Roohi Mariam Peter

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