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The $1 Cure: How Programmable Bacteria Are Reshaping Cancer Therapy

https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1009258 https://chat.openai.com/c/6cfb1180-0a40-409b-b230-817e653d2c44 Texas A&M University researchers are co-leading a $20 million project to develop a $1 cancer treatment. What if a single one-dollar dose could cure cancer? A multi-univers

United statesSouth koreaUniversity of missouriZhilei chenXiaoning qianArtie mcferrin department of chemical engineeringResearch projects agency for healthAmerican cancer society action networkMissouri universityTexasam school of medicineDepartment of electricalTexasam universityTexasam health science centerSynthetic programmable bacteriaAdvanced research projects agencyCancer moonshot

Researchers develop $1 cancer treatment using engineered bacteria

What if a single one-dollar dose could cure cancer?

United statesSouth koreaUniversity of missouriXiaoning qianZhilei chenTexasam school of medicineTexasam universityAmerican cancer society action networkMissouri universityDepartment of electricalResearch projects agency for healthArtie mcferrin department of chemical engineeringTexasam health science centerAdvanced research projects agencyCancer moonshotArum han

Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment Through Programmable Bacteria

Texas A&M University researchers are co-leading a $20 million project to develop a $1 cancer treatment.

United statesSouth koreaUniversity of missouriZhilei chenXiaoning qianArtie mcferrin department of chemical engineeringTexasam school of medicineResearch projects agency for healthTexasam universityAmerican cancer society action networkDepartment of electricalMissouri universityTexasam health science centerAdvanced research projects agencyCancer moonshotArum han

Sixteen Research Teams At Texas A&M Receive Innovation Awards

Advancing Discover to Market provides $3.55 million in grants for transforming research into new products with commercial potential.

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Latest developments in COVID-19 research

As COVID-19 continues to evolve, researchers are still on the lookout for new ways to protect against the virus.

United statesDavid veeslerZhilei chenUniversity of washingtonWorld health organizationDana farber cancer instituteHoward hughes medical instituteTexasam university school of medicineTarget reviewNature chemical biologyScience advancesAssociate professor david veeslerScience immunologyHsiehc lParky j

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