Tiny Droplets Inside Cells Could Decide Whether Cancer Therapy Works
A new review in Molecular Cancer synthesizes how liquid-liquid phase separation shapes radiosensitivity, immune evasion, and treatment resistance in cancer.
Tag: Molecular Cancer
Hidden RNA splice variant drives colorectal cancer spread, study finds
A tumor-specific splice variant of CALD1, driven by the splicing factor hnRNPA1 and acting through the motor protein MYH9, promotes ...
Old Drugs, New Tricks: How Repurposing Could Crack Cancer’s Resistance Problem
A new review in Molecular Cancer maps how approved drugs from outside oncology could be repurposed, under a strict mechanism-first ...
Two Molecular Machines, One Cancer Engine: How Deubiquitinases and m6A RNA Tags Talk to Each Other
A new review in Molecular Cancer maps the bidirectional crosstalk between deubiquitinases and m6A RNA modification, revealing a coupled regulatory ...
Tumors Are Not Sterile: How Microbes Living Inside Cancers Reshape Immunity and Immunotherapy
A new review in Molecular Cancer argues that microbes living inside tumors dynamically reprogram immunity and can determine whether patients ...
Gastric Cancer circRNA Study Retracted After Image Duplication and Contaminated Cell Line Concerns
Molecular Cancer has retracted a 2019 gastric cancer study on circNRIP1 and microRNA-149-5p after image duplication across multiple papers and ...
How Tumor Stiffness May Rewire RNA Chemistry to Help Cancers Evade Immunity
A new review in Molecular Cancer proposes that mechanical forces within tumors can reprogram RNA modifications, offering a fresh framework ...
How Liquid Droplets Inside Cells May Drive Cancer—and What Drugs Could Do About It
A new review in Molecular Cancer provides a rigorous framework for how liquid–liquid phase separation drives cancer biology and evaluates ...
Lab-Grown Tumor Organoids Illuminate How Cancers Evade, Tolerate, and Resist Treatment
A new review in Molecular Cancer positions patient-derived organoids as living systems for mapping how cancers tolerate, persist through, and ...
Circular DNA Emerges as an Epigenetic Engine Driving Cancer’s Rapid Adaptation
A new review in Molecular Cancer argues that extrachromosomal DNA acts as a dynamic epigenetic reprogramming platform that reshapes chromatin, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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