An unusual means of chromosome protection sheds light on cancer cell growth.
An unusual means of chromosome protection sheds light on cancer cell growth.
Young immune systems may support breast cancer’s metastasis to the brain.
The discovery that the RNA-cutting enzyme Dicer and its partner BRD4 stabilize human chromosomes points toward a new strategy for cancer therapy.
FDA approves new treatment for chronic graft-versus-host disease.
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Gut bacteria promote anti-cancer immunity by activating a key innate immune signaling pathway.
A computational network trained to identify faces and other objects uses a surprisingly brain-like strategy to sort it all out.
A new fast-acting insulin inspired by the venom of fish-hunting snails could help people with diabetes better control their blood sugar.
An unusual form of genomic imprinting gives moms and dads different influence over the chemical messengers that control mood and behavior.
Deepening knowledge of the ways tumors grow and spread is moving cancer treatment beyond traditional, toxic chemotherapies.