Cancer treatments
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This branch covers cancer treatments, divided by the biological approach each uses: molecular targeting, antibody-drug conjugates, immunotherapy, and engineered T cells. Cancer risk and prevention and breast cancer in young women belong to the neighbouring topics.
- Targeted cancer therapy — cancer biology, molecular targets, tumour subtypes, predictive markers, and resistance
- Antibody-drug conjugates and how their design shapes the drug — how the antigen, antibody, conjugation method, linker, and payload shape a conjugate's behaviour
- Cancer immunotherapy — the anti-tumour immune response, its suppression, and the treatments that intervene in it
- CAR T cell therapy — engineered T cells, remission and relapse, toxicity, manufacture, and access