Breaking down cancer cells to build a better vaccine? 🧫🧬 We previously found a clever way to improve personalized cancer immunotherapies. Traditionally, scientists use "tumor lysate" (broken down cancer cells) to teach the immune system what to fight. The problem? Lysate doesn't always trigger a strong immune response. Enter "Reduced Cancer Cells" (RCCs). In this study, we mechanically disrupted cancer cells into tiny, membrane-enclosed vesicles. Because they are packaged l

Our recently published article entitled "Kinetics of De Novo Bone and Bone Marrow Niche Formation With Hybrid Click Cryogels", explores strategies to rebuild the bone marrow environment to improve the success of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT). Full report @ https://is.gd/1tleYm Main Objective The study addresses the problem of damaged bone marrow niches following irradiation, which often leads to delayed immune reconstitution and HSCT failure. The researchers