USC researchers reportedly find a way to produce a potentially renewable supply of cancer-fighting immune cells

USC researchers have reportedly found a way to produce a potentially renewable supply of cancer-fighting immune cells, according to a post that calls the approach a promising direction for cancer treatment. Another post says researchers expanded immature immune cells and engineered them with receptors that recognize targets on cancer cells. In mice, the engineered cells established themselves in bone marrow, generated additional immune cells and slowed the progression of blood cancers and solid tumors. The findings are preclinical.