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Engineering an 'invisible cloak' for bacteria to deliver drugs to tumors



Engineering an ‘invisible cloak’ for bacteria to deliver drugs to tumors

Researchers have genetically engineered a microbial encapsulation system for therapeutic bacteria that can hide them from immune systems, enabling them to reach tumors more effectively and kill cancer cells in mice.

Materials provided by Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science. Note: Content may be edited for style and length.




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