Gene brake ZMYND8 drives T-cell exhaustion and blocking it may strengthen immunotherapy
St. Jude scientists found that deleting the gene ZMYND8 relieves CD8-positive T-cell exhaustion and synergizes with immunotherapy to improve anti-tumor ...
St. Jude scientists found that deleting the gene ZMYND8 relieves CD8-positive T-cell exhaustion and synergizes with immunotherapy to improve anti-tumor ...
A new study shows that activating the lipid sensor PPARĪ“ in immune cells rather than cancer cells flips the metabolic ...
A new review charts how immune cell engagers, from bispecific antibodies and aptamers to surface-engineered cells and nanoparticles, are being ...
A new review argues that patient-derived glioblastoma organoids could finally provide a realistic platform for testing immunotherapies, including oncolytic herpes ...
A new review explains how gut microbes program immunosuppressive regulatory B cells through cytokine and metabolite signals, with major implications ...
New spatial transcriptomics, patient-derived models, and comparative clinical trials of trametinib and a STAT3 decoy are transforming the treatment of ...
A review in Experimental & Molecular Medicine examines how chronic antigen exposure and a hostile tumour microenvironment reprogram T cells ...
New research shows that activating bystander T cells inside tumors triggers antigen-independent tumor killing through cytokines, nitric oxide and innate ...
A new review details how neutrophil extracellular traps drive tumor growth, metastasis and treatment resistance while emerging as both biomarkers ...
A new computational platform reveals how collagen architecture and myeloid cells cooperate to trap therapeutic T cells in pancreatic tumors, ...
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