#1- Hooked on immunotherapy

05/14/21 • 15 min

In this first episode, our co-hosts talk about their background in immunology and what led them to it.
GUEST: Ed Fritsch. PhD, presidential fellow at the Dana-Farber, co-author of "Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual", and co-founder of ACIR.

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Introducing "Immunotherapy Talks".
Reading research can be complicated — but it doesn’t have to be. In this podcast, ACIR digests the latest in cancer immunotherapy research into bite size pieces to help you stay on top the field.

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#2 - A biomaterial-based vaccine

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In this 2nd episode, our co-hosts discuss the use of a macro-scale material to co-deliver GMCSF and CpG, both APC stimulating agents, as well as AML antigens to kill AML cells.
GUEST: Alex Najibi is now a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, studying bioengineering in David Mooney's lab.
Original study => https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31937942/

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