Developmental Biology Meets Immunotherapy

Sep 03, 2020 | Episode 69 | 24 mins

Although most developmental genes are silenced in adult somatic cells, some can be reactivated in cancer cells and promote tumor growth. Listen to Dr. Guo-Liang Chew of the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore discuss the discovery of a novel role for developmental genes in regulating the immune response to cancer.

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