Making Cancer Vaccine with Bacteriophage - Moradi Yeganmahale (Smy), Sina
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Ever since humans invented writing to record their information, they wrote about the disease we now call cancer. Many doctors and researchers in the past considered cancer an incurable disease. Today, mankind has been able to find ways to control it with various technologies, this issue does not mean a definitive cure in any way. But the use of vaccine has always been a suitable prevention method that has been able to control many viruses and... (Covid 19). Unfortunately, one of the main reasons for not designing and making a vaccine is the lack of a fixed sign of cancer cells, the structure…mehr

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Ever since humans invented writing to record their information, they wrote about the disease we now call cancer. Many doctors and researchers in the past considered cancer an incurable disease. Today, mankind has been able to find ways to control it with various technologies, this issue does not mean a definitive cure in any way. But the use of vaccine has always been a suitable prevention method that has been able to control many viruses and... (Covid 19). Unfortunately, one of the main reasons for not designing and making a vaccine is the lack of a fixed sign of cancer cells, the structure and the way anti-cancer vaccines work. However, in this book, we will review very briefly the design and manufacturing test of anti-cancer vaccine, which started in 2019 and is still ongoing, and in addition, we will review the performance, symptoms, characteristics, and how to identify and treat 14 types of cancer.
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Sina Moradi Yeganmahale (Smy).A researcher in the field of anti-cancer drug, serum and vaccine production, the youngest researcher in the field of anti-cancer drugs in 2019 and the top researcher in cancer research at the World Cancer Conference in 2019 and 2021.