Hidden Protein Signals Decide Why Immunotherapy Fails in Gut Cancers
A new review maps how secreted protein circuits in gastrointestinal tumours govern immune recruitment, suppression and response to checkpoint immunotherapy.
A new review maps how secreted protein circuits in gastrointestinal tumours govern immune recruitment, suppression and response to checkpoint immunotherapy.
A new review in Molecular Cancer details how five classes of nanomaterials could breach the blood–brain barrier and dismantle the ...
A new review maps the laboratory models—from organoids to humanised mice to computational pipelines—that could finally bring personalised treatment to ...
A major new review shows that long non-coding RNAs orchestrate the colorectal cancer tumour microenvironment, offering new biomarkers and therapeutic ...
Researchers are using PD-L1-targeted PET/CT imaging to directly visualise whether the immunotherapy drug atezolizumab saturates its target in tumours, offering ...
A new review argues that matrix-bound extracellular vesicles retained within the extracellular matrix form a distinct, tissue-specific signalling population with ...
Adelaide University researchers have developed mRNA lipid nanoparticles that reprogram immunosuppressive tumour-associated macrophages to recruit cancer-fighting T cells, showing reduced ...
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