Tag: cancer immunotherapy

A new review describes how NMDA glutamate receptors on myeloid cells drive calcium-dependent reprogramming toward immunosuppressive states, and how blocking ...

Researchers have developed engineered feeder cells derived from induced pluripotent stem cells that prolong the survival and boost the killing ...

A new analysis suggests HIV impairs the immune system's ability to recognize tumor neoantigens in non-small cell lung cancer without ...

A receptor-triggered peptide self-assembly strategy converts monomeric hapten conjugates into multivalent antibody-recruiting fibrils on EGFR-positive tumor cells, driving potent complement-mediated ...

New research in Nature shows that gamma delta T cells rely on their adaptive T cell receptors in real time ...

A new review argues that macrophage-mediated antibody-dependent cellular phagocytosis, long overshadowed by NK-cell killing, is the dominant effector mechanism behind ...

A new review details how the innate immune adaptor MyD88 both drives and suppresses tumor development across blood cancers and ...

A new review details how nanoparticles disguised with red blood cell membranes, exosomes, and synthetic coatings, loaded with personalized neoantigens, ...

A phase 1 trial found that an autologous combination of natural killer cells and tumor-primed T lymphocytes was safe and ...

New research reveals how the tumor protein TIPE drives colorectal cancer progression by converting macrophages into tumor-supporting M2 cells through ...