Every cell in the body normally has its fixed place as part of a tissue structure. Except for a few cell types, such as blood ...

But filopodia can also wreak havoc: metastatic cancer cells use them to invade new regions of the body. Filopodia are composed of hexagonal bundles of proteins that give them structure and strength.

Millions of individuals rely on effective medications to manage diseases like cancer and diabetes. For those with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML), advancements in treatment selection could ...

In blood cancers ... surface of the B cells with customized antibodies. This triggers a chain of immunological reactions and ultimately leads to the destruction of the cancer cells.

MHH research team disables tumour cells with synthetic Adhibin and prevents migration and attachment to other cells ...

In patients with RCC, exceptional response to immunotherapy may be related to clonal neoantigen-driven cytotoxic T-cell ...

With our Cancer Consortium partners at Seattle Children’s ... videos and other resources for patients and caregivers about bone marrow and cord blood transplant. Information is available in Spanish, ...

More than 80% of these aneuploid cells had changes in their DNA structure that may alter gene expression — how genes are switched on or off — and lead to diseases, such as invasive cancer.