Researchers show that using a tumor's own bacteria is a promising anticancer therapy
by Japan Advanced Institute of Science and TechnologyA bacterial consortium consisting of A-gyo, UN-gyo, and AUN has high anticancer efficacy, triggering the immune system to attack tumor cells. Credi
Updated on: February 24,2024
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Researchers show that using a tumor's own bacteria is a promising anticancer therapy
by Japan Advanced Institute of Science and TechnologyA bacterial consortium consisting of A-gyo, UN-gyo, and AUN has high anticancer efficacy, triggering the immune system to attack tumor cells. Credi
Updated on:February 24,2024
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