Joy Wolfram: How nanoparticles could change the way we treat cancer
Džoj Volfram (Joy Wolfram): Kako nanočestice mogu promeniti lečenje kancera
Joy Wolfram leads a nanomedicine research lab with the goal of developing innovative nanoparticles that bring the next generation of treatments directly to the clinic. Full bio
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back in April of this year.
u aprilu ove godine.
what are you talking about?"
o čemu govoriš?"
you have to let me go.
moraš me pustiti.
with breast cancer.
sa kancerom dojke.
neko umre od kancera.
researchers are committed
smo posvećeni
koje smo izneverili.
over 100 billion on cancer research
kancera od 1970-ih,
in regards to patient survival,
u preživljavanju pacijenata,
of very aggressive cancers.
vrlo agresivnih kancera.
jer, očigledno,
has not been working.
is to send out firefighters,
are the cancer drugs.
without a fire truck --
never make it to the fire.
ne stignu od požara.
never make it to the tumor
ne stignu do tumora
they're aiming for.
location, location, location.
lokacija, lokacija, lokacija.
to get to the right location.
da stignemo na pravu lokaciju.
that nanoparticles are the fire trucks.
da su nanočestice kamioni.
inside nanoparticles,
unutar nanočestica,
can function as the carrier
da funkcionišu kao prenosioci
to the heart of the tumor.
do srca tumora.
to be nano-sized?
types of nanoparticles
what it means to be nano-sized,
šta znači biti nano veličine,
40,000 nanometers in diameter.
40.000 nanometara u prečniku.
400 of our nanoparticles
400 nanočestica
of a single hair strand.
to fight cancer and other diseases
u borbi protiv kancera i drugih bolesti
da učinimo sve za pacijenta,
to make a difference for patients,
and grants to fund our research.
naše istraživanje.
manage to transport cancer drugs
prenose lekove za kancer
are quickly washed out of the body
se brzo isperu iz tela
to reach the tumor.
da stignu do tumora.
the cancer drugs.
washed out of the body
i ne završavaju u tumoru.
inside the tumor.
inside nanoparticles,
unutar nanočestica,
to circulate in the blood,
the firefighters,
reaching the tumor.
do nanoparticles have?
from getting destroyed inside the body.
da ih telo ne uništi.
but sensitive drugs
ali osetljivi lekovi
by enzymes in the blood.
this nanoparticle protection,
koju pruža nanočestica,
are these surface extensions
su ovi površinski produžeci
that grab on to the tumor
koji se hvataju za tumor
are circulating,
more time to do their job.
vreme da odrade posao.
that nanoparticles can have.
koje nanočestice poseduju.
nanoparticles for cancer
nanočestica za kancer
all over the world.
like Rebecca, who die.
poput Rebeke, koji umru.
challenges and limitations
filtration system,
and destroys foreign objects,
strane objekte,
and also nanoparticles.
eat the nanoparticles,
where the kidney is no longer a problem,
gde bubreg više nije problem,
end up reaching the tumor.
stiže do tumora.
to improve nanoparticles
za poboljšanje nanočestica
the immune cells in the liver.
imune ćelije jetre.
that were already clinically approved
koji su već klinički odobreni
could stop the immune cells
mogu obustaviti imune ćelije
in one of our preclinical studies,
u jednoj od predkliničkih studija,
lek za malariju
from internalizing the nanoparticles
u internalizaciji nanočestica
to their goal, the tumor.
of blocking the liver.
are made in science
se pojave u nauci
for preventing nanoparticles
za prevenciju nanočestica
nanočestica iz tela.
have a lot of nanoparticles
imamo puno nanočestica
to label them as foreign.
označiti stranima.
can be found in the saliva,
se nalaze u pljuvačkoj,
in pancreatic juice.
for cancer drugs.
za lekove za kancer.
are less likely to eat
imune ćelije jetre pojesti
a Trojan-horse-based concept
the biological nanoparticles
nature's own nanoparticles
prirodne nanočestice
neželjene efekte i sačuvali živote
from being in the wrong location.
da dospeju na pogrešnu lokaciju.
nanoparticles in large quantities
nanočestice u velikim količinama
an efficient method for doing this.
efikasan metod za ovo.
of liquids from the body
velike količine tečnosti iz tela
high-quality formulation
visokokvalitetnu formulu
are not yet in clinical use,
nisu još uvek u kliničkoj upotrebi,
that requires teamwork
koji zahteva timski rad
thanks to inspiration from patients.
on these nanomedicines,
na ovim nanolekovima,
to healthy organs,
po zdrave organe,
had been available for Rebecca,
bili dostupni Rebeki,
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Joy Wolfram - NanotechnologistJoy Wolfram leads a nanomedicine research lab with the goal of developing innovative nanoparticles that bring the next generation of treatments directly to the clinic.
Why you should listen
Dr. Joy Wolfram has designed many preclinical nanoparticles for treating cancer and other life-threatening diseases, and has authored more than 50 publications in the past five years. She is the director of the Nanomedicine and Extracellular Vesicles Laboratory at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, and holds affiliate faculty positions at the Houston Methodist Hospital, the University of North Florida and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. She is a board member and scientific advisor of several companies around the world with a cumulative customer base of more than 18 million.
Wolfram's mission is to inspire and support underrepresented minorities in science. She is actively involved in community outreach and scientific education, including serving as the chair of an education and outreach working group of the National Cancer Institute in the United States. She was included in the Amgen Scholars "ten to watch" list, which highlights the best and brightest up-and-comers in science and medicine across 42 countries.
A native of Finland, Wolfram was selected as one of 12 internationally accomplished Finns, alongside Nobel laureates. She was also listed on the Forbes "30 under 30" in healthcare in 2019. Additionally, she is part of the Global Young Academy, which represents 83 countries and is limited to 200 members who are selected based on scientific excellence and commitment to service.
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