Keck Foundation Award Focuses on Broadening Technology to Apply to Several Other Forms of Cancer (IMAGE)

Arizona State University

Keck Foundation Award Focuses on Broadening Technology to Apply to Several Other Forms of Cancer

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Biodesign Institute researchers Yvette Ruiz and Douglas Lake, PhD, discuss their latest efforts to uncover cancer protein signatures as part of a Biodesign Institute and Mayo Clinic collaborative cancer vaccine project. Lake will lead a three-year $1.2 million project from the W. M. Keck Foundation to take the basic technology and see whether it could be applied to several other forms of cancer.

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