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Cancer treatment with the ability to alter tumour immunophenotypes: Research

According to research, STING , which is an innate immune regulatory protein has the ability to promote tumour immunoreactivity and immune cell penetration into the tumour microenvironment (TME). ....

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Cancer immunotherapy capable of modulating tumor immunophenotypes

Cancer immunotherapy capable of modulating tumor immunophenotypes
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Researchers create artificial cell membrane that can be kept stable for over 50 days

In nature, the cell membrane has a unique function of protecting the internal from the external environment and communicating outside by sensing the external chemical or physical stimuli like the most precise biosensor for life. ....

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Long NFL Careers Up ALS Risk, but What's at Play?

NFL players are nearly four times more likely to develop ALS than the general population, but the reason is under debate. ....

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Subminiature multifunctional brain chip analyzes brain activity from multiple aspects

Various neurotransmitters play a key role in the signal transmission process between neurons in the brain. If the concentration of neurotransmitters ....

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