Salmonella Enhances Cancer-Fighting T Cells
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•'Disease-causing' salmonella could actually help combat bowel cancer, study suggests
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Salmonella typically stops T cells from fighting cancer cells as it depletes amino acid called asparagine.
University of Birmingham study found salmonella could be engineered to allow T cells to fight cancer.
Cancer Research UK said research could lead to 'more effective treatments' for bowel cancer patients.
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