Programmable bacteria induce durable tumor regression and antitumor immunity (nature.com) 38 points by dannykwells 7y ago ↗ HN
[–] gog-ma-gog 7y ago ↗ *in mice [–] ktaylora 7y ago ↗ * and probably humans, but we couldn't get approval for that yet... maybe now that we're in Nature Medicine? [–] dannykwells 7y ago ↗ Yeah. People have been trying to do this forever and it's never been clinically relevant. [–] savant_penguin 7y ago ↗ The human quest to make mice immortal continues [–] TallGuyShort 7y ago ↗ The "programmable bacteria" concept seems a bit more general than the typical treatments that work in a petri dish / mice before flopping on humans. At the very least it's more novel. [–] dannykwells 7y ago ↗ It's not that novelhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16330045
[–] ktaylora 7y ago ↗ * and probably humans, but we couldn't get approval for that yet... maybe now that we're in Nature Medicine?
[–] dannykwells 7y ago ↗ Yeah. People have been trying to do this forever and it's never been clinically relevant.
[–] TallGuyShort 7y ago ↗ The "programmable bacteria" concept seems a bit more general than the typical treatments that work in a petri dish / mice before flopping on humans. At the very least it's more novel. [–] dannykwells 7y ago ↗ It's not that novelhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16330045
[–] aszantu 7y ago ↗ upcomming next: human triels - kill ethnicity u don't like with aggressive contagious form of cancer
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