Scientists decode the hidden rules that steer brain cancer cell states
Two studies show glioblastoma cells follow predictable paths between states, and reprogramming a single regulator improved survival in mouse models.
Two studies show glioblastoma cells follow predictable paths between states, and reprogramming a single regulator improved survival in mouse models.
A new review outlines how the secretion systems of the opportunistic pathogen Klebsiella quasipneumoniae might be detoxified and redirected for ...
A transient 4CL treatment during reprogramming yields human iPSCs with enhanced mesodermal, endodermal, and pancreatic differentiation capacity.
A methylation comparison of human gingival fibroblasts, their derived iPSCs and an embryonic stem-cell reference found broad pluripotent-state convergence alongside ...
A preclinical Mayo Clinic study found that MAPK inhibitors restored TSHR on anaplastic thyroid cancer cells and improved tumor control ...
A mouse study finds that the KCNE3-KCNQ1 potassium channel axis couples mitochondrial energy metabolism to vessel growth and bone formation, ...
A seven-cohort single-cell atlas links early-onset colorectal cancer to coordinated epithelial, stromal and NOTCH-associated signaling changes.
A 2026 narrative review finds that most myeloid-directed cancer programs show target activity without proving immune conversion and proposes a ...
A new study identifies miR-145 as a driver and biomarker of the fibrotic tumor microenvironment, linking NOTCH signaling, promoter hypomethylation, ...
A macrophage enzyme called transketolase emerges as a metabolic checkpoint controlling blood vessel regeneration in diabetic wounds, and a nanozyme ...
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