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A Note On Oncolytic Virus And Its Application In Cancer Treatment


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A naturally existing or genetically modified virus, that multiply selectively in cancer cells and destroy them without damaging healthy cells, can be termed as oncolytic virus. There are different kinds of oncolytic viruses which have different therapeutic applications in cancer treatment. Combination of viro-immunotherapy and conventional immunotherapy can achieve better results in cancer treatment. These possibilities are discussed.

Keywords

Oncolytic virus, Cancer cell retrogression, Immunotherapy.
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Samrat Paul
Department of Biotechnology, Brainware University, Barasat, Kolkata-700125., India

Abstract


A naturally existing or genetically modified virus, that multiply selectively in cancer cells and destroy them without damaging healthy cells, can be termed as oncolytic virus. There are different kinds of oncolytic viruses which have different therapeutic applications in cancer treatment. Combination of viro-immunotherapy and conventional immunotherapy can achieve better results in cancer treatment. These possibilities are discussed.

Keywords


Oncolytic virus, Cancer cell retrogression, Immunotherapy.

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