tAIM Thermal Immune Modulation Platform Showcased at NUS Medicine Event
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The tAIM platform, a thermal physics-based adaptive immune modulation technology, was presented during the China Academic Collaboration Week hosted by NUS Medicine, where Shanghai Jiao Tong University Distinguished Professor Xu Xuemin delivered a keynote talk. The platform's core multimodal thermal therapy (MTT) works by inducing immunogenic cell death, releasing tumor antigens and damage-associated molecular patterns to reshape the tumor microenvironment. In liver cancer research, MTT was associated with expansion of CX3CR1+GPR56+ effector T cells and a reduced fraction of regulatory T cells, with the findings published in the journal Theranostics. The platform remains at the research and academic-presentation stage; clinical translation and validation in patients have not yet been reported.
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The thermal physics-based adaptive immune modulation platform tAIM was presented at the China Academic Collaboration Week hosted by NUS Medicine, where Shanghai Jiao Tong University Distinguished Professor Xu Xuemin gave a keynote talk. Its core multimodal thermal therapy (MTT) induces immunogenic cell death and releases tumor antigens and DAMPs to reshape the microenvironment. In liver cancer research, expansion of CX3CR1+GPR56+ effector T cells and a reduced Treg fraction were observed, with the findings published in Theranostics.
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