The Immune System – News and Features

Study shows that a 'suicide' gene can be used to cut short rejection reactions following stem cell transplants.

Researchers find that a defect in the Ly108 gene causes immune cells called B-cells to attack the body’s healthy cells.

Focuses on stabilization of unstable molecules expands drug delivery base for proteins and peptides.

Important milestone achieved in development of anti-S1P antibody for treatment of cancer and other major diseases.

Burkitt's lymphoma and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma cells appear similar when viewed under a microscope.

Inovio’s presentation showcase potential for electroporation in delivering DNA vaccines.

These patents relate to the collection, cryopreservation and storage of hematopoietic stem cell - containing umbilical cord blood.

GSK has licensed from LICR a significant number of cancer antigens expressed in a large variety of cancers.

Company plans to exploit the targeting attributes of certain product candidates by attaching tumor-fighting payloads to the antibodies.

Collaborators encouraged by interim data from phase I clinical study of patients with malignant melanoma.