Immunology News, Articles

Photo of the Thermo Fisher Scientific Phadia 250 and Phadia 1000 systems at Geisinger Medical Center.

The Power of Vendor–Laboratory Partnerships

Miriam Bergeret, MSc

Geisinger Medical Center’s immunology laboratory recently maximized their workflows through a vital partnership with Thermo Fisher Scientific

3D graphical representation of lungs in the human respiratory system.

Positive Phase 3 Data Demonstrate NSCLC Vaccine’s Efficacy

OSE Immunotherapeutics

Tedopi® safely improved overall survival and quality of life in patients with hard-to-treat non-small cell lung cancer

Closeup shot of a child with cancer, wearing a scarf on his head, embracing a female nurse.

Immunotherapy Boosts Posttransplant Survival Rate in Children

St. Anna Children's Cancer Research Institute

Dinutuximab beta therapy augments stem cell transplantation in patients with neuroblastoma

3D rendering of polyethylene glycol-lipid conjugates which have been used in bioconjugation on the lipid bilayer membrane

Leveraging Glycoscience to Tackle Infectious Diseases

Pamela James, PhD

Understanding the role of glycosylation may help diagnose, treat, and monitor infectious diseases

3D medical illustration of T cells: helper T cell and cytotoxic T cell

Recombinant, Universal MHC-I Molecules May Revolutionize Therapeutics

Swathi Kodaikal, MSc

Stable and compatible with a wide variety of HLA allotypes, pMHC-I molecules are a versatile immunotherapy tool

3D illustration of virus in bloodstream.

Protein Driving HIV Latency as a New Therapeutic Target

University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre

AhR protein allows HIV to evade the immune system and, hence, may prove to be a good therapeutic target

Antimicrobial-Resistant C. auris Infection Rates Continue to Rise in 2023

American Society for Microbiology

Approximately 50 percent of Candida auris isolates resist both disinfection and multiple antibiotic drugs

Mildew fungal colonies on a dark background

Upregulated Complement Protein Predisposes Patients to Fungal Infections

Center for Discovery and Innovation

Clinical use of some monoclonal antibodies may cause life-threatening systemic fungal infections

Microscopic image of bone marrow with plasma cell dyscrasia or multiple myeloma.

New Steps Toward Understanding the Evolution of Multiple Myeloma

University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Per the research, precursor states followed a linear evolution pattern, while advanced multiple myeloma displayed a branching pattern

T lymphocytes attached to a cancer cell artwork.

New Details on Idiopathic CD4 Lymphocytopenia Uncovered

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

There is no known cause for this rare immune disorder and no evidence of person-to-person transmissivity

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