Scientists wipe out deadly brain tumors in every mouse tested with new cancer therapy

Scientists at UC San Francisco developed a cancer therapy using engineered immune cells called B-SYNC CAR-T cells that stays inactive until it reaches the brain. In two mouse models, the treatment completely eliminated diffuse midline glioma (DMG), an aggressive childhood brain cancer that is almost always fatal within a year; these are animal-model findings.

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