Fighting Cancer ... with Science

JENOMIC: BREAKING NEWS... 

 

As Seen on CBS News: 
Could Deadly Blood Disorder Be Turned Into Life-Saving Cancer Treatment?
CBS's Dr. Max Gomez reports

JENOMIC'S PLOS ONE PUBLICATION 

Impact factor:14 

Published JANUARY 9, 2013

 

AS HIGHLIGHTED ON PLOS ONE WEB SITE: 

TERMAN et al., Sickle Erythrocytes Target Cytotoxics to Hypoxic Tumor Microvessels and Potentiate a Tumoricidal Response PLOS ONE 8: e54543 1-11

 

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 Video Demonstration: Video microscopy of breast tumor after injection of labelled sickle cells (SRBCs) shows sickle cells sticking to tumor blood vessel walls where they cluster and obstruct blood flow. In contrast, normal red blood cells (NRBCs) move freely through the tumor blood vessels without sticking or blocking blood flow. 

 


 


About Jenomic Research Institute

 

Jenomic is a biotech company dedicated to the developing novel drugs and drug vehicles for treatment of cancer. These efforts are supported by a raft of peer- reviewed publications and worldwide patents/patent applications.

 

The research team is led by David S. Terman, MD, an emeritus member of the American Society of Clinical Investigation (academia's physician-scientist honor society), former Professor  of Medicine and Microbiology/Immunology and Director of Cancer Biology Program at Baylor College of Medicine.  Dr. Terman is cited in Who's Who in America.

As seen in the Monterey Herald

Cancer researcher David S. Terman stands among piles of research and patent paperwork in his home office in Pebble Beach on Friday. Terman runs the Jenomic Research Institute in Carmel. (DAVID ROYAL/The Herald)