Spatial Insights into Targeting Ovarian Cancer with CAR T Cell Therapy

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Spatial Insights into Targeting Ovarian Cancer with CAR T Cell Therapy

In this webinar, Christoph Herbel will discuss multiplexed spatial analyses that identify ovarian tumor antigens and CAR T cell candidates.

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Outsmarting Ovarian Cancer

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Sister Cells Reveal Cancer’s Fate

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Setting Better Traps for PARP Inhibitors

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Cells in the Ovary are Responsive Shape-Shifters

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DNA Methylation Could Predict Ovarian, Breast Cancers

Anna Napolitano, PhD | | 5 min read

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Neuroscientist Nadia Chaudhri Dies at 43

Lisa Winter | | 2 min read

George Preti, Organic Chemist Who Studied Human Body Odors, Dies

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Henry Lynch, Leader in Cancer Genetics, Dies

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New Liquid Biopsy Detects Cancer at Earlier Stages Than Currently Possible

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New Ovarian Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise

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Hundreds of Inherited Gene Variants Contribute to Cancer

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Ilana Chefetz Confronts Ovarian Cancer

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PARP Inhibitors Are Improving the Outlook of Hard-to-Treat Cancers

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Molecule Found in Huntington’s Patients Kills Cancer Cells

Jim Daley | | 2 min read

Liquid Biopsy Test May Help Screen Eight Types of Cancer

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Henrietta Lacks’s Family Seeks Compensation

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Can Talc Cause Cancer?

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BRCA Breakthroughs?

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BRCA Mutations Mapped

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A Multi-Cancer Diagnostic?

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Cancer Pioneer Dies

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Ovarian Cancer Screen Shows Promise

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