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Endless Immune Cells for Cancer Therapy | Science News
Scientists have cracked the code on endlessly growing immune cell precursors called GMPs—cells that turn into macrophages, natural cancer fighters. These GMPs, which exhibit rare self-renewal like stem cells, can now be mass-produced in the lab, genetically tweaked, and deployed to attack tumors while boosting overall immunity. This breakthrough solves major hurdles in using mature macrophages for therapy—like limited scalability and poor targeting—and was independently validated by Stanford researchers, lighting the path for next-gen cancer immunotherapies. Support the show:Get a discount at…
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