Abstract

Burnham Institute researchers have armed tumor-targeting bacteria with proapoptotic ligands that show therapeutic activity in mice with solid tumors. Commercial uptake of the technology could be hindered by the low efficacy seen in Phase I trials of similar bacterial-based strategies and the potential for off-target effects in healthy tissue.

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