A method of transfecting isolated autologous T-Lymphocytes with endogenous cytokines, for example IL-7 and IL-15, to sustain an adoptive T-lymphocyte response without systemic toxicity. More
These hybrid antibody molecules can be engineered with a variety of small synthetic molecules, and the combination of immunogenic properties results in compounds with powerful target destruction or imaging capabilities. More
Inventors at the National Institutes of Health have recently characterized and cloned both the yeast and human recombinant versions of the enzyme deoxyhypusine hydroxylase (DOHH) that catalyzes the final step in the modification of eIF5A. More
These cell lines have been used to advance understanding of the molecular mechanisms of lymphomagenesis, and may be useful for the identification of molecular targets for agents that can be developed for the treatment of lymphomas and other tumors. More
Fc-IL-15 has a longer half life in vivo than naturally occurring IL-15 in a gene therapy setting and has more potent anti-tumor effects than IL-15 in some mouse tumor models. More