Since it can carry special cytokines into the cells, killing specific tumor cells, every type of special cytokine reorganization and selection takes a long time, but some drugs for treating tumors are readily available.
Can we use recombinant adenovirus vectors to deliver anti-cancer drugs into the patient's body? Thus inhibiting the growth and reproduction of cancer cells and achieving therapeutic goals.
This method can be used as a transitional treatment. Before the K factors targeting certain tumor cells are recombined, the drug is injected into the shell of the adenovirus, which then carries it into the tumor cells, utilizing the drug to kill them.
Although not perfect, compared to ordinary chemotherapy and targeted therapy, it not only has precision, but its sensitivity will not decrease, and there's no need to screen for targets.
Looks like the value of adenoviruses has once again increased; it's like a miniature bio-robot.
