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Medications that block checkpoints, called immune checkpoint inhibitors, have become powerful tools for treating cancer.

Releasing a Molecular ‘Brake’ May Help Immune Cells Better Fight Cancer

Van Andel Research Institute

New findings could lead to better cancer immunotherapies by helping develop new drugs or T cell treatments to boost immune response

A baby boy takes inhalation treatment as he sits in his mother's lap, who is pointing at an object not in the frame.

Inherited CCR2 Mutation Linked to Polycystic Lung Disease

The Rockefeller University

CCR2’s ligand, CCL-2, accumulates in the blood and can be used as a biomarker to detect CCR2 levels in patients with lung disease

A female clinician checks on a patient connected to a ventilator in a hospital room.

First T-Cell Therapy Improves Survival in ARDS Patients

Anglia Ruskin University

Phase 1/2 trial data suggest that iNKT-cell therapy reduced systemic inflammation and pneumonia risk in patients on VV-ECMO

A flat vector illustration of a syringe and bottle containing a vaccine for HIV with viruses floating in the background.

Understanding CD8+ T-Cell Activity May Augment HIV Vaccine Efficacy

National Institutes of Health

Study suggests greater CD8+ T-cell activity may increase HIV immunity

New First-Line Lymphoma Treatment Well-Tolerated in Phase 2 Trial

PrECOG Cancer Research Group

Venetoclax administered with bendamustine+rituximab as the first therapy for mantle cell lymphoma led to 85 percent complete response rate

Unlock the Potential of T-Cell Profiling

Bruker

IsoSpark™ and Beacon® platforms offer a robust solution to unravel the complexities of individual T-cell function

3D illustration of T cells attacking a cancer cell.

CAR T-Cell Therapy Shows Race-Agnostic Response in MM Patients

American Society of Hematology

Multiple myeloma patients treated with CAR T-cell therapy showed similar survival outcomes regardless of race or ethnicity

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Gene Therapy for Glioblastoma Shows Promise in Phase 1 Trial

Brigham and Women's Hospital

In a first-in-human trial in patients with recurrent glioblastoma, an oncolytic virus treatment safely extended survival

FISH membrane stained image of mouse pancreas section.

Leveraging Next-Gen IHC Tools to Advance Precision Oncology Research

Swathi Kodaikal, MSc

Harnessing the power of multiplexing and RNA–protein studies could help design targeted cancer treatments

3D render of T cells attacking a cancer cell

Latest Study Dives Deeper into T-Cell Activation and Response

La Jolla Institute for Immunology

How do T-cell receptors on the cell surface alert the nucleus far inside the cell of trouble?

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