July 31, 2024 by German Cancer Research Center Skull bone (gray) of a patient with glioblastoma. Vessels (red) in the inner cavities of the local bone marrow; the immune cells, which are only found enriched in the immediate vicinity of the tumor, are shown in green. Credit: Dobersalske/Scheffler / DKTKGlioblastomas are highly aggressive, usually incurable...
HOUSTON METHODIST IMAGE: IMMUNE CELLS POSITIVE FOR A PROTEIN, S100A4 (IN GREEN) COULD BE A POTENTIAL THERAPEUTIC TARGET FOR RESTORING ANTITUMOR ACTION OF IMMUNE CELLS TOWARD GLIOBLASTOMAS. CREDIT: HOUSTON METHODIST HOUSTON-(April 5, 2022) – Houston Methodist researchers have identified the genetic and molecular fingerprints of different cancer and immune cells in glioblastoma, the deadliest and most common...
by Laurie Fickman, University of Houston In this artistic illustration, prepared by Majd’s former student You Jung Kang, IL13 ligands (represented by butterflies) carry the Dp44mT-loaded nanoparticles (represented by honey) from the vein (represented by red pipe) to the tumors (represented by the purple and red bugs), feeding and destroying the tumors. Credit: You Jung Kang...
