Stopping cancer cells from entering a soft biomechanical state could help the immune system clear dormant cancer metastasis.
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1 protein block slowed cancer in mice, and it’s a promising target
Researchers have identified a single protein whose absence can cripple tumors in mice, slowing their growth and in some cases ...
Stanford University-led researchers report that tumor cells hijack mitochondria from immune cells, reducing anti-tumor immune ...
In a Jan. 13th installation of the Stanford Cancer Institute’s “Breakthroughs in Cancer” lecture series, Lawrence Fong ...
Stanford University scientists have found that erythropoietin (EPO), a protein identified nearly 40 years ago for its ability to stimulate the production of red blood cells also plays a surprising, ...
Pancreatic cancer uses a sugar-coated disguise to evade the immune system, helping explain why it’s so hard to treat.
MIT researchers have developed an experimental mRNA-based therapy that restored key immune functions lost with age in mice.
While getting older has long been linked to higher cancer risk, new research suggests that after a certain age, the odds don’t just plateau — they may actually drop. “The implications of this story ...
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