Immune Cells Caught arming the Deadliest Breast Cancer to Spread
New research reveals that inflammatory macrophages fuel metastasis in triple-negative breast cancer by activating a stress-signaling pathway in tumor cells ...
New research reveals that inflammatory macrophages fuel metastasis in triple-negative breast cancer by activating a stress-signaling pathway in tumor cells ...
A new computational pipeline translates single-cell immune fingerprints from triple-negative breast cancer patients into ranked engineering recommendations for synthetic immune ...
New nickel and copper metallocarboxylate complexes of a tryptophan-derived beta-carboline alkaloid bind DNA in the minor groove and show dramatic, ...
New ahead-of-print studies in The Journal of Nuclear Medicine showcase immune-cell PET imaging, long-acting radiopharmaceutical therapies, and validated quantitative PET ...
A new gallium-68 tracer targeting Nectin-4 detected more lesions and predicted survival better than FDG PET/CT in patients with recurrent ...
For decades, women diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer have faced one of the most demanding treatment journeys in oncology, typically ...
A synthetic compound derived from a family of molecules first described in the nineteenth century is emerging as a surprising ...
The field of targeted protein degradation, one of the most rapidly evolving areas in modern pharmacology, has just taken a ...
Researchers at King Khalid University have identified a small molecule, KS79356, that potently blocks the growth, invasion, and migration of ...
Triple-negative breast cancer, the most aggressive and hardest-to-treat form of breast cancer, may have a newly exposed weak point. A ...
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