Researchers from the Francis Crick Institute have found that some particularly aggressive lung cancer cells can develop their ...

KAIST researchers have discovered a molecular switch that can revert cancer cells back to normal by capturing the critical ...

A research team has made a major discovery on how the CUL5 gene affects CAR-T cell therapy, an advanced cancer therapy. The study reveals that reducing the activity of the CUL5 gene helps CAR-T cells ...

As we observe World Cancer Day today, let us look at some of the trends in cancer therapeutics expected to improve cancer ...

Scientists transformed energy-storing white fat cells into calorie-burning 'beige' fat. Once implanted, they outcompeted tumors for resources, beating back five different types of cancer in lab ...

Cancer recurs because of genetic mutations, its aggressive nature or limitations of treatment methods, say experts ...

The link between obesity and cancer is undeniable, with excess fat cells acting as a catalyst for tumor development. While ...

PADCEV is an antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) that delivers cell-killing medicine directly to certain cancer cells. [7] However, it can also affect normal cells and cause side effects. PADCEV is a ...

The T cells containing mitochondria from cancer cells had characteristics of entering a state of arrested growth called senescence. Hallmarks of this cellular-ageing program include a decrease in ...

Now, a UB-led study describes for the first time a molecular mechanism that could drive the design of strategies to eliminate senescent cells in cancer patients. Senescent cells can be caused by ...

Reducing carbs lowers calorie intake, reducing the energy available to the cells in your body. This may slow tumor growth and the cancer’s progression. Other possible benefits of the ketogenic ...

However, when the researchers blocked an earlier step in glycolysis, the enzyme glucose-6-phosphate isomerase, this had no effect on the growth of the cancer cells. "The glycolytic enzyme aldolase ...