CAR macrophage

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ByBree Foster, PhD

Engineered macrophages show promise against brain metastases

Wake Forest researchers have reprogrammed macrophages to target metastatic tumors in the brain, offering a potential new approach where conventional therapies struggle.

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The promise of CAR macrophages

T cells have long held the title of the ideal immune cells for CAR therapy, but recent discoveries are opening new possibilities for other immune cells.

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