Stem Cell-like T Cells in Tumors May Promote Cytotoxic T Cells Recognition and Destroy Cancer Cells
The specific anti-cancer therapies developed by using the body's own immune cells have now revolutionized. Such immunoth…
Inhibition of DHODH Is Expected to Treat Small Cell Lung Cancer
Small cell lung cancer is highly aggressive lung cancer with limited treatment options. In a new study, researchers from…
The Reasons That Make Glioblastoma Difficult to Get Cured
A recent study cooperated by Israel and the United States found that glioblastoma cells are divided into four subtypes, …
Macrophage Blackening May Promote Breast Cancer Metastasis
When breast cancer cells spread in the body, they diffuse mainly through the lymphatic system, which usually removes exc…
Scientists Successfully Reverse The Aging Process of Brain Stem Cells, Expecting to Develop New Methods for Rejuvenation
Recently, in a research report published in the international journal Nature, scientists from the University of Cambridg…
A New Discovered Pathways Being Proved to Inhibit The Protein Aggregation of Alzheimer's Disease
Scientists at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital have discovered an approach similar to car-washing that prevents the…
New Technologies Utilized Cancer Cell Behavior Rather Than Genetic Information to Predict Its Metastasis
Researchers and clinicians don't fully understand why some cancers spread, while others don't. What they know is that wh…
New Study Reveals The Mechanism by which Viruses Cause NK Cell Spasm
According to a recent study, varicella and herpes zoster viruses utilize powerful immune evasion strategies to inhibit t…
The Characteristic RNA Changes in Blood Exosomes of Patients with Liver Cancer
According to preliminary data provided at the annual conference of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) i…
The Characteristic RNA Changes in Blood Exosomes of Patients with Liver Cancer
According to preliminary data provided at the annual conference of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) i…