News Medical on MSN12h
Mitochondria’s division of labor sheds light on how cancer cells survive harsh conditions
Research shows mitochondria form distinct subpopulations under nutrient stress, revealing survival mechanisms in cancer cells ...
Interesting Engineering6h
Scientist cures stage 3 cancer without chemo using lab-grown viruses, docs say unethical
A scientist who was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer treated herself using lab-grown viruses, a method researchers say is 'not ...
GEN58m
Combining Base and Prime Editing to Decipher Which Gene Variants Lead to Cancer
Researchers at ETH Zurich combined two CRISPR-Cas methods to decipher how mutations in a cell’s genome affect its function.
San Francisco Examiner7h
CytoMed Therapeutics: Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment with Affordable Next-Generation Cell Therapy Technology
In the world of cell therapy, Silicon Valley has long recognized that technological innovation is the key to solving ...
The Stanford Daily6d
Research Roundup: Cancer-killing protein cells, understanding ice sheets and an alternative to colonoscopies
Stanford researchers have delved into gluing proteins to trigger cancer cell death, developed an affordable ice-penetration ...
Singer calls for stem cell donors as cancer returns
Mike Peters says his future is unclear as he loses his chance for a stem cell donation.
Tumor suppressor forms gel-like assemblies to sacrifice cancer cells
There are processes in the human body that can suppress the growth and proliferation of cancer cells. These mechanisms, ...
University of Iowa researcher wins $10M grant for project targeting ovarian cancer
A University of iowa research project wins a 10-million dollar federal grant to combat ovarian cancer.UI College Of Pharmacy ...
Neuroscience News7h
CAR T-Cell Therapy Recruits Brain’s Defenses Against Glioblastoma
Researchers have developed an innovative CAR T-cell therapy to combat glioblastoma, the most common malignant brain tumor in ...
Science Daily7h
'Moonlighting' enzymes can lead to new cancer therapies
Researchers reveal that metabolic enzymes known for their roles in energy production and nucleotide synthesis are taking on unexpected 'second jobs' within the nucleus, orchestrating critical ...