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T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (T-ALL) is an aggressive and hard to treat cancer. CAR-T cell therapy has done an incredible job in improving survival rates for some cancer types, but it has been difficult to develop a CAR-T cell therapy against T-ALL that doesn’t also result in dangerous side-effects. Dr Marc Mansour and his team hope to produce the first CAR T-cells that can safely treat T-ALL cells without harming healthy cells.
Exploiting a novel immunotherapy target for the treatment of T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (T-ALL)
Dr Marc Mansour
UCL Cancer Institute
London WC1E 6DD
14 September 2020
36 months
£249,324.87
Understanding neuroblastoma – so we can work towards a cure
Some children are affected by a kind of neuroblastoma that we can’t cure, as it spreads around the body
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