Immunotherapy using 'young cells' offers promising option against cancer
Study in mouse, human cells suggests unique anti-cancer properties of such a therapy Source: Washington University School of Medicine Summary: A new study suggests that the age of certain immune cells used in immunotherapy plays a role in how effective it is. These cells -- natural killer (NK) cells -- appear to be more effective the earlier they are in development, opening the door to the possibility of an immunotherapy that would not utilize cells from the patient or a matched donor. Instead, they could be developed from existing supplies of what are called human pluripotent stem cells. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/03/200323112056.htm Comments are closed.
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