Discovery of highly safe vaccines that prevent the onset of multiple myeloma, stop progression, and minimize the probability of recurrence
Joint research with Dr. Hiroshi Yasui, Department of Hematological/Oncology, Research Hospital, The Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo (4-6-1 Shirokanedai, Minato-ku, Tokyo)
Currently, there are certain treatment guidelines for treatment of multiple myeloma, but regrettably, multiple myeloma still uncured. Novel immunotherapy is strongly needed to cure multiple myeloma.
This time, focusing on that point, we are examining clinical trials for treatment of multiple myeloma.
⇒ enlarging the photo Provided by Dr. Hiroshi Yasui
There are increase in malignant plasma cells so called “myeloma cells” in the bone marrow.
t is basophilic cell which has the eccentric axle nucleus and the Golgi apparatus looking shining white.
⇒ enlarging the photo Provided by Dr. Hiroshi Yasui
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