Faezzah Baharom (@faezzah23) 's Twitter Profile
Faezzah Baharom

@faezzah23

Cancer immunologist 🇸🇬🇸🇪🇺🇸

Karolinska Institutet -- NIH -- Genentech

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calendar_today19-06-2013 06:41:47

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10x Genomics (@10xgenomics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Personalized cancer vaccines can prime the immune system against cancer, but scientists are still learning how the route of vaccination influences the T-cell response. See how #singlecell insights are helping researchers understand this treatment approach. 10xgenomics.com/blog/understan…

Faezzah Baharom (@faezzah23) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I gave a seminar today and got absolutely butchered by the toughest crowd of immunologists at NIH, but then someone emailed me and said I handled it well and am their role model... totally made my day!!! 🥲🥲🥲

MedPage Today (@medpagetoday) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A monoclonal antibody appeared to show some efficacy in a small group of patients with malaria who had never been exposed to the disease, reported Robert Seder, MD, of NIAID News, in NEJM. By @mms_walker, MedPage Infectious Disease. #IDtwitter bit.ly/3CJTpBx

Vaccitech (@vaccitechplc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are delighted to announce the acquisition of @AvideaTech. Avidea’s complementary technology platforms and expertise in precision immunotherapies and synthetic nanoparticle design bring synergies in R&D and new commercial opportunities to Vaccitech. bit.ly/3GKlg5L

We are delighted to announce the acquisition of @AvideaTech. Avidea’s complementary technology platforms and expertise in precision immunotherapies and synthetic nanoparticle design bring synergies in R&D and new commercial opportunities to Vaccitech.

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Genentech (@genentech) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This video by Alex Ritter, PhD shows an immune cell called a T cell (purple) approaching and attaching to a cancer cell (teal). The T cell tries to kill the cancer cell by secreting a toxin (red wave), but the cancer cell survives. Follow this thread to see how this battle ends. ⬇️

Akshay Krishnamurty (@akshayk25) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Along with TurleyLab, Sören Müller, and our team Genentech, I'm thrilled to share our newest work out now in nature: nature.com/articles/s4158…. We show depleting TGFβ-driven LRRC15+ cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) augments tumor control and response to immunotherapy🧵1/

Faezzah Baharom (@faezzah23) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our “Vax-Innate” paper is now online! Optimizing T cells + TME + Timing = Tumor regression using a cancer vaccine. THANKS to co-authors, reviewers and Cell for this opportunity to share our work. authors.elsevier.com/c/1f~D4L7PXiqSW

Ivan Zanoni (@lo_zanzi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#InterferonPower & #LocationLocationLocation Cell! Systemic, not local, immunization with an anti-tumor nanoparticle vaccine suppresses tumors by remodeling the tumor microenvironment via type I IFNs that reduce immunosuppressive monocytes! Doi.org/10.1016/j.cell…

Vaccitech (@vaccitechplc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today we announced the publication of research in Cell Press that demonstrates anti-tumor activity of the SNAPvax™ platform in a preclinical model achieved through IV administration. Doing this activates 2 pathways essential for tumor regression. View:bit.ly/3TWvxCc

Today we announced the publication of research in <a href="/CellPressNews/">Cell Press</a> that demonstrates anti-tumor activity of the SNAPvax™ platform in a preclinical model achieved through IV administration. Doing this activates 2 pathways essential for tumor regression.
View:bit.ly/3TWvxCc
IdoAmitLab (@idoamitlab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Very stimulating study🔥 showing that to effectively treat cancer, in conjunction with activation of T cell immunity, myeloid populations in the TME will need to be robustly activated. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Nature Rev Immunol (@natrevimmunol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A Perspective by Seder and colleagues considers present and historical paradigms of therapeutic cancer vaccines and describes a new approach, termed “Vax-Innate”, to generate robust tumor-specific T cell responses.nature.com/articles/s4157…

A Perspective by Seder and colleagues considers present and historical paradigms of therapeutic cancer vaccines and describes a new approach, termed “Vax-Innate”, to generate robust tumor-specific T cell responses.nature.com/articles/s4157…