Targeting CSC-Specific Surface Markers

Identifying unique surface markers expressed by cancer stem cells (CSCs) is key to selectively targeting them without affecting normal stem cells. This track focuses on the discovery of CSC-specific markers such as CD44, CD133, and ALDH1. Researchers aim to develop targeted therapies, including monoclonal antibodies and small molecules, that can specifically recognize and eliminate CSCs. By utilizing these markers for drug delivery or immunotherapy, more precise and effective cancer treatments can be designed. The goal is to reduce tumor recurrence and improve treatment efficacy by targeting the CSC population while sparing healthy tissue, offering a promising approach to cancer therapy.

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