Andrea MAHR

Using Specific Immune Cells to Fight Cancers Like Lung and Breast Cancer

This patent describes a method to treat specific cancers, including lung, breast, and ovarian cancer, by giving patients their own immune cells (T cells) that have been trained to recognize and destroy cancer cells presenting a unique protein fragment.

How a Specific Protein Fragment Can Train Immune Cells to Fight Cancer

This patent describes methods to fight various cancers by using a specific protein fragment (peptide LYHDIFSRL) to train a patient's immune cells to recognize and attack tumor cells.

Treating Liver Cancer with Specially Trained Immune Cells

This patent describes a method for treating hepatocellular cancer by giving patients specially activated immune cells that are trained to recognize and kill cancer cells displaying a specific protein fragment.

Training Immune Cells to Fight Specific Cancers

This patent describes a method to treat specific cancers like esophageal or lung cancer by creating specialized immune cells in the lab and giving them to patients to kill cancer cells that display a particular protein fragment.