Study identifies promising source of new antigen targets—derived from glioma expressed isoforms—for the development of immunotherapies for patients with brain tumors. https://t.co/OhViimZz0o @UPMCHillmanCC@BashBrainTumors
.@jitcancer article explores recent findings and provides perspective on the complexity of how some immunotherapy may be effective for melanoma brain metastases. https://t.co/FPsyWnbPKI @BashBrainTumors@Steve_Frederico@UPMCHillmanCC
Researchers identify immune system related genes (HLA alleles) linked with brain cancer risk in the population and patient outcomes. May start to answer the question why patients get brain tumors. https://t.co/pFn61ZeiE3 @BashBrainTumors@hadjiMDPhD@UPMCPhysicianEd@NeuroOnc
Congratulations to our computational collaborators @ChildrensPgh for developing this new tool to accelerate research on B-cells. Excited to work together to learn more about these cells in pediatric brain tumors! https://t.co/D4i5p6o1Q2
So much of what we test in the lab does not yield the results we want. BUT, this is why we need to do the work and share the results. Brain tumors remain such a complex tumor type to treat. It is an honor to be part of the fight against this disease. @PittNeurosurg@ChildrensPgh
Study addresses the unique physical and immunological barriers that make glioblastoma challenging to treat and explores the potential therapeutic mechanisms that may overcome these barriers. https://t.co/BZp3HARoP9 @Steve_Frederico@hadjiMDPhD@BashBrainTumors@SakibulHuq
On the cover: The cover illustration depicts a brain cell forest amid a lightning storm. The focus is on the heterogeneity of cells within the forest, including types of immune and other brain cells measured in the study by Jha et al. in this issue of Neuron.
Study suggests pediatric brain tumors exhibit distinct potential for specific immunotherapies, guiding investigators in assessment of appropriate immunotherapy classes and targets in pediatric brain tumors. https://t.co/6BZHEDi23K @Steve_Frederico @GKohanbash @ChildrensPgh
Congratulations Sydney Jackson PhD Candidate on being awarded Best Abstract Award at the 7th Theranostics World Congress in Santiago Chili.. next stop South Africa #theranosticsworldcongress#twc2024
Congratulations Sydney Jackson PhD Candidate on being awarded Best Abstract Award at the 7th Theranostics World Congress in Santiago Chili.. next stop South Africa #theranosticsworldcongress#twc2024