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Shen Lin, former vice president of Peking University Cancer Hospital
Gong Jifang, deputy chief physician of the Department of Gastrointestinal Oncology, Peking University Cancer Hospital
Qi Changsong, deputy chief physician of the Department of Gastrointestinal Oncology, Peking University Cancer Hospital
Scientists photographed cancer cells in our bodies under e-sports The shocking scene of being killed inside, after 10 hours, almost all the cancer cells were killed. It is our own immune cells in our body that kill cancer cells. Since immune cells are so powerful, why do we still get tumors? Is it because there are too many cancer cells that the immune cells can't handle, or because the cancer cells are too cunning to avoid them? What about immune cell attack?
Let immune cells destroy cancer cells. Experts come up with a trick. The first trick is to equip immune cells with navigation and expand their team. If you want to prepare immune cells that can accurately attack tumor cells, you need to extract your own immunity from the patient's blood. cell. Researchers use genetic technology to equip immune cells with positioning and navigation devices, which is equivalent to telling immune cells what characteristics and looks like cunning tumor cells, thereby improving their recognition capabilities. After a sufficient number of cells have been cultured and prepared in vitro, they can then be reinfused into the patient's body to play a role.
So in our daily life, if there is any way to make immune cells polish their research, we must do three things: The first point is to avoid the abuse of antibiotics. Antibiotics not only affect pathogenic bacteria, but they also kill the normal flora in our body, especially the intestinal flora. If you think about the existence of intestinal flora, it has an important function. It is constantly training our immune cells. If antibiotics go in and kill them, our immune system will naturally be affected to varying degrees. It’s not that you are not allowed to use antibiotics, but that we should use them under the guidance of a doctor. Apply correctly. For more exciting content, please pay attention to "Yangshengtang" at 17:25 today.
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Shen Lin, former vice president of Peking University Cancer Hospital Wednesday morning
Gong Jifang, deputy chief physician of the Department of Gastrointestinal Oncology, Peking University Cancer Hospital Tuesday afternoon
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