Great to see this #ASTRO19 abstract in full pub!
Recall: 24/1 may be assoc w vertebral compression fracture (VCF) rates of ~40%.
📌For 16-18 Gy, should we limit Dmax to 24 Gy (or consider 24/2)? 🤔
📌 MTT VCF ~1y (2y in Rose, 4mo in Sahgal).
#radonc https://t.co/65rN25Okpm
Excited to share our latest work. We present NanoSeq, a new duplex sequencing method with <5 errors per billion sites in single DNA molecules. A leap in our ability to study mutation in any tissue. 1/ https://t.co/QnrbVes3LA
Thrilled to finally share our work! We present PD-L1-targeting CAR NK cells as an "off the shelf" therapy that overcomes tumor heterogeneity when combined with T-cell immunotherapy in pre-clinical models.
Phase I/II clinical trials are already underway 📈📈📈
New #JITC article: Chimeric antigen receptor engineered NK cellular immunotherapy overcomes the selection of T-cell escape variant cancer cells @MaxwellYLee https://t.co/0hItazOgM4
Great paper from Zemin Zhang lab in @CellCellPress presenting a single cell atlas of tumor infiltrating #myeloid cells across cancers https://t.co/p1XHDec2Xa
One key point: dendritic cell states are conserved across indications, which confirms our findings https://t.co/q9KZxEYef2
A paper published in Nature reports a single-cell multimodal imaging approach where genome organization, nuclear bodies, chromatin modifications and gene expression are determined in the same cell. https://t.co/lbPQ22ciN1
New #JITC article: Bintrafusp alfa, a bifunctional fusion protein targeting TGF-β and PD-L1, in patients with human papillomavirus-associated malignancies @gulleyj1 https://t.co/n49rvCK3hA
Happy to share our new article on antigen processing and presentation in cancer immunotherapy - a super exciting topic with lots of potential if taken advantage of! @NIDCD @jitcancer
Check out our @NIDCD recent article outlining the reasons why head and neck cancers may not respond to current immunotherapies. Looking forward to future research that addresses these challenges!
NIDCD & @theNCI scientists have characterized immune cells that kill head & neck cancer cells in mice & reduce cells that allow tumors to escape immune response. https://t.co/kmPWTJOmPU #NIDCDresearch#hncsm@NIH@eLife