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In an accelerated research project to support global efforts in understanding and mitigating the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers from DTU Health Tech and Herlev University Hospital have analyzed the complete SARS-CoV-2 viral genome and identified the viral regions that are main targets for T cell mediated immune response in COVID-19 patients...
Researchers from DTU Health Tech identify promising possibilities for applying immunotherapy to hematological cancer patients.
New findings by researchers from the Technical University of Denmark, Department of Health Technology, in collaboration with researchers from the Unit of Functional Cancer Genomics at University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna provide new insights regarding future therapies for human immunological diseases.
Researchers from DTU have developed an important new tool towards producing therapies for cancer patients using the patient's own cells.
The dream of being able to predict whether medicine works and its potential side effects—even before you start producing the drug—lives again. This is the potential for new Danish research conducted in collaboration between DTU researchers and the company Roche Innovation Center Copenhagen.