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New Method for Targeted Delivery of Classic Cancer Drugs Developed
A groundbreaking development in the field of cancer treatment has been announced by two separate teams: Fusix Biotech, led by Jennifer Altomonte, and a team from Ruhr University Bochum, led by Johannes Karges. Both teams have developed methods for targeted delivery of classical cancer drugs, aiming to improve the efficacy of existing therapies.
Fusix Biotech, founded around 2016, patented their approach in 2016. Their method uses engineered viruses that selectively replicate in tumor cells, enhancing the delivery of drugs specifically to cancer cells. This could potentially broaden the scope of traditional cancer treatments, particularly for drugs like Cisplatin, which are currently a central part of tumor treatment.
Meanwhile, the team from Ruhr University Bochum has also developed a method for targeted delivery of classic cancer drugs. While the details of their method are not yet publicly available, it is believed to share similar goals with Fusix Biotech's approach: to improve the efficacy of Cisplatin and similar chemotherapeutics.
These developments are a response to the need for more effective cancer treatments. Despite advancements in immunotherapies, the old weapons in cancer treatment, including chemotherapeutics, are not fully utilized. The targeted delivery methods could potentially help to overcome this issue, by ensuring that the drugs are delivered more effectively to the cancer cells.
It is important to note that these developments are not primarily designed for online services or digital platforms. The teams' research is focused on cancer treatment and not on digital services or online cancellations. The targeted delivery methods do not include any features related to digital technology or online platforms.
In conclusion, the developments by Fusix Biotech and the team from Ruhr University Bochum are significant in the ongoing search for enhanced cancer therapies. By targeting the delivery of classic cancer drugs, these methods could potentially improve the efficacy of Cisplatin and similar chemotherapeutics, and broaden the scope of traditional cancer treatments.
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