In a study published on 1 April 2017 in the prestigious journal Cancer Discovery, research teams at Gustave Roussy, Inserm and Paris-Sud University demonstrate that analysing the molecular portrait of a malignant tumour makes it possible to identify the appropriate therapy and ...
Some cancer cells are resistant to treatment and persist. If they are capable of proliferating again, even a very small number of these cells may be enough to reconstitute a tumour after or despite treatment. Various approaches to eliminate these “cancer stem ...
On sait aujourd’hui utiliser des cellules immunitaires équipées pour cibler et détruire spécifiquement certains lymphomes. Des chercheurs rennais de l'unité MICA[1], en collaboration avec des collègues américains du MSKCC[2], vont plus loin aujourd'hui en démontrant que ces cellules peuvent être utilisées pour ...
An Inserm team from the Mondor Institute for Biomedical Research (IMRB) has just identified a key switch in the immune response, and proposes a new immunotherapy-based approach for combating leukaemia. And maybe other cancers in time. This work is published in the ...
Two species of bacteria present in the gut boost the efficacy of cyclophosphamide-based chemotherapies by optimising the antitumour immunity induced by this drug. This is reported by researchers from Inserm, Gustave Roussy, CNRS, Institut Pasteur Lille, and the Universities of Paris Sud ...
Paris Descartes University, AP-HP, CNRS and Inserm have unveiled a royalty-free method that enables wide-scale use of circulating DNA in patients with lung and pancreatic cancer. This study is published in the journal Clinical Chemistry. ...
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