Cancer Cells Selectively Strip Gene-Rich Regions of the Y Chromosome to Fuel Tumor Growth
A new study shows that cancer cells selectively erode gene-rich regions of the Y chromosome, disrupting regulatory pathways and opening ...
A new study shows that cancer cells selectively erode gene-rich regions of the Y chromosome, disrupting regulatory pathways and opening ...
A new review in Med Research redefines protein glutamylation as a versatile signaling-related post-translational modification with roles in immunity, development, ...
A field study of naturally infected cattle in India reveals that lumpy skin disease virus broadly suppresses both Th1 and ...
A new review proposes that the DNA damage response drives PD-L1 upregulation in senescent cells, enabling immune evasion and creating ...
The distinction between classical and nonclassical major histocompatibility complex class I molecules helps explain why HLA-G occupies such a unique ...
A machine learning analysis of inflammation and metabolism genes across seven lung adenocarcinoma cohorts identifies the calcium pump gene ATP2A2 ...
A new review explains why BCG immunotherapy fails in some bladder cancer patients and outlines emerging combination strategies designed to ...
Osteosarcoma has long frustrated oncologists. It is the most common primary malignant bone tumor, striking hardest in adolescents, and while ...
A new review synthesises molecular mechanisms of viral emergence across major virus families, arguing that receptor compatibility alone is insufficient ...
A new review describes how the RNA methyltransferase METTL5 and the detox enzyme MGST1 form a signaling axis that helps ...
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