How Shapeshifting Tumor Cells Outsmart Cancer Treatment
A new review explains how tumor cells reversibly switch identities through epigenetic and microenvironmental programs, driving metastasis and therapy resistance.
A new review explains how tumor cells reversibly switch identities through epigenetic and microenvironmental programs, driving metastasis and therapy resistance.
A sweeping new review argues that damaged mitochondria in kidney tubule cells act as both trigger and amplifier of the ...
A large computational study links TTN/TP53 co-mutations in gastric cancer to a prognostically favorable population of tumor-associated atypical B cells ...
Researchers at IIT (ISM) Dhanbad have developed scDEAN, a lightweight deep clustering framework that adaptively fuses gene expression and cellular ...
A transcriptome-scale CRISPR-Cas13 screening platform called CaRPool-seq has identified 778 essential long non-coding RNAs in human cells, including 46 required ...
A single-cell atlas of nearly a quarter-million cardiac fibroblasts reveals eight distinct cell populations and identifies the metabolic enzyme PDK4 ...
University of Sydney researchers have created a computational framework that benchmarks stem-cell-derived blastoid models against a comprehensive single-cell reference map ...
A new commentary argues that the kinase NIK reshapes disease-associated microglial states in diabetic retinopathy rather than simply flipping a ...
A cross-species transcriptomic meta-analysis reveals that the mouse Pax6 interneuron subclass was never missing but mislabeled, while the primate Sncg ...
A single-cell transcriptomic study of the coral Orbicella faveolata reveals cell-type-specific and microbiome-wide dynamics that drive the breakdown of the ...
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