Immunotherapy

Immunotherapy involves understanding and harnessing the relationship between the immune system and cancer cells to combat oncogenesis. There are many different potential immunotherapeutic approaches, including cell-based strategies such as adoptive cell transfer, receptor pathway-based strategies such as checkpoint inhibition, and agent-based approaches such as antibody therapy. Genetic engineering can be incorporated into all of these approaches. Gene editing can be used to modulate receptor expression levels, induce the production of certain molecules, change cellular phenotypes, or alter the general intensity of the immune response.

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Immunotherapy Introduction and Overview Discussion around the basics of immunotherapy and related agents and techniques that are commonly used
CRISPR for Immunotherapy: Introduction and Overview Featured video on the introduction to CRISPR for immunotherapy
Viral Vectors Introduction and Overview Watch this viral vectors overview and introduction video
Cell volume is an important indicator of white blood cell health and therapeutic potential Rich Jones, Ph.D., gave a talk at Phacilitate Leaders Summit and World Stem Cell Summit titled "Cell volume is an important indicator of white blood cell health and therapeutic potential". Dr. Jones compares 3 technologies for determining cell volume, flow cytometry, cell imaging, and the Coulter method.
CAR-T Cell Therapy: Introduction and Overview Featured video on the introduction of CAR-T cell therapy as related to immunotherapy