Cancer

Illustration depicting hospital staff administering immunotherapy to patients.
An illustration of bispecific antibodies, molecules designed to target 2 antigens simultaneously.
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A 3D illustration of proteasomes degrading proteins labeled with ubiquitin chains, showing the final stage of the ubiquitin-proteasome system triggered by PROTAC
An illustration of the 3D structures of assorted proteins with colorful amino acid chains
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A blue structural drawing of a protein superimposed over a burst of glowing red dots and numbers.
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A cancer cell, shown as a sphere with grey protrusions, moves among healthy cells, shown as smooth brown spheres.
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A 3D illustration of a target over an orange-colored cancer cell, representing precision medicine for cancer
A 3D illustration of T cells in orange binding to the surface of a cancer cell
An illustration of a T cell targeting a cancer cell
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A 3d illustration depicting the components of a eukaryotic cell, including the nucleus, organelles, and plasma membrane
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96-well microplate showing purple formazan crystals in an MTT assay for cell viability.
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An illustration of a human body with curved dotted lines demonstrating the path of cell migration in a background of various cells
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An illustration showing red cancer cells surrounded by white immune cells interacting on a dark textured background.
A powerful tool in modern oncology, immunotherapy doesn’t work the same for everyone. Researchers are exploring why and developing ways to improve its effectiveness.
A digital illustration showing a T cell attacking a cancer cell, symbolizing the promise of immune-based therapies in tackling disease.
 Researchers are finding creative ways to make cell therapies safer and more effective.
Red tumor cells are shown against a teal backdrop showing attachment to tissue.
Integrating multiplexed immunohistochemistry with spatial analysis offers a practical way to uncover tumor-immune dynamics.
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