Anticancer Therapies – Multimedia

Download this eBook to gain a further understanding of recombinant protein cell development, including the stages of the process and the importance of regulatory procedures.

In this Front Row lecture, Assistant Professor Michael Erb will share his research applying chemical tools to study how chromatin, a molecular machine that plays a key role in transcription, becomes disrupted in cancer. He will discuss his research developing small molecule drugs targeting these genetic malfunctions.

In cancer, rapidly emerging evidence suggests that the microbiome influences disease progression in a myriad of direct and indirect ways. In this listicle, we look at recent research developments directed towards exploring the emerging “oncomicrobiome”.

The use of immune molecules called antibodies in neuroscience research has revolutionized research. Download this infographic to discover how antibodies are used in neuroscience and how improvements in antibody usage can help forge a robust, reproducible future for the field.

In this episode, the team explore cancer immunotherapy, a revolutionary set of treatments that has fundamentally changed cancer care.

This instalment of Teach Me in 10 features Dr Theo Roth, whose work bridges a number of different fields, such as genome engineering, cancer immunology and cell-based therapies.

Just as every patient is individual, so is their cancer – even the cells within a specific tumor can vary considerably from one another. In this infographic, we explore cancer heterogeneity and the tumor microenvironment, discover the challenges faced when designing anticancer drugs, and uncover different therapeutic strategies for treating the disease.

There have been many exciting developments in the biopharma research field this year. Here, we revisit the top 10 most-read news stories of 2019 at Technology Networks.

This list outlines the new molecular entities (NMEs) and new therapeutic biological products approved by the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) during 2019.

Discover how chemotherapy drugs use cytotoxic agents to attack cancer cells and the impact they have on your body.