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Transcriptional-translational conflict prevents tumour progression in bladder cancer

The process of transcriptional-translational conflict has been defined in a recent paper, published in Cancer Cell. This represents a new […]

Method developed to identify treatment resistant cancer cells in tumours

Researchers have developed a novel way to understand tumour heterogeneity that could be used to prevent cancer relapse. The study, […]

Novel nanoparticle-based chemoimmunotherapy shrinks tumours in mice

Researchers have developed a nanoparticle-based approach to overcome the immunosuppressive microenvironment of tumours. The study, published in Nature Nanotechnology, detailed […]

Gel-like tumour implant eliminates pancreatic cancer in mice

Biomedical engineers at Duke University have come up with an innovative new approach for delivering radiochemotherapy that claims to be […]

Does the presence of fungi in cancer cells speed up tumour growth?

Written by Aaron Khemchandani, Science Writer. The link between bacteria and cancer has long been evidenced by researchers. Now, however, […]

Trogocytosis helps tumours evade the immune response

Written by Lauren Robertson, Science Writer In a new study, published in Cell Metabolism, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania […]

Lactate found to regulate T cell anti-tumour activity

Written by Lauren Robertson, Science Writer As our understanding of the role of metabolites in the body increases, and as […]

Multi-omics study helps unravel how germ cell tumours develop and differentiate

Written by Miyako Rogers, Science Writer A new study investigates the origins and development of germ cell tumours (GCT), which […]

Premalignant tumours composition and cell changes defined with single-cell analyses

A new study identified key changes in gene expression and tissue composition in premalignant tumours, providing potential targets for prevention, […]

The abscopal effect and B cells’ surprising role in treating hard to reach tumours

A new study in mice finds that B cells unexpectedly promote the therapeutic shrinking of breast cancer tumours, even when they are not the direct targets of local immunotherapy.  The […]