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Pancreatic cancer is an incurable form of cancer, and gene therapies are currently in clinical testing to treat this deadly disease. A comprehensive review of the gene and cell biotherapies in development to combat pancreatic cancer is published in the peer-reviewed journal Human Gene Therapy. 
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Pancreatic cancer is an incurable form of cancer and gene therapies are currently in clinical trials to treat this deadly disease. A comprehensive review of gene and cell biotherapies in development to combat pancreatic cancer is published in the peer-reviewed journal Human Gene Therapy. The article, "Pancreatic Cancer Cell and Gene Biotherapies: Past, Present and Future," by corresponding author Pierre Cordelier of the University of Toulouse, and co-authors describes ongoing gene therapy clinical trials. In addition to gene therapies, the authors discuss vaccines, chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy, suicide genes and oncolytic viruses.