Nanomedicine Aims to Sharpen Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
A new open-access review in Cancer Nanotechnology surveys how nanomaterials could improve colorectal cancer diagnosis, targeted therapy, and personalized theranostics.
A new open-access review in Cancer Nanotechnology surveys how nanomaterials could improve colorectal cancer diagnosis, targeted therapy, and personalized theranostics.
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High CD84 expression correlates with venetoclax resistance in AML, and targeting the CD84-SESN2 pathway sensitized leukemia cells to the drug ...
A new review in Cellular Oncology argues that treatment resistance in cancer often stems from selection and remodeling of pre-existing ...
A new review maps how protein arginine methyltransferases both cooperate and antagonize one another in tumors, arguing that multi-target and ...
A new review examines how patient-derived tumor organoids retaining immune cells could improve preclinical prediction of immunotherapy response while noting ...
A methylation mark on translation factor eEF1A selectively speeds decoding of rare, wobble-weak codons, boosting KRAS production and driving resistance ...
Preclinical experiments show that depriving ovarian cancer cells of cyst(e)ine, or blocking its metabolism with drugs, enhances their responsiveness to ...
A new review maps how 3D bone marrow models, from spheroids to bioprinted and organ-on-chip systems, are being used to ...
A published case report describes an 8-year-old boy with multirefractory advanced systemic mastocytosis and mast cell leukemia in whom a ...
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