The longest lived people among us, called "supercentenarians," have an abundance of cancer-killing immune cells, study finds.
Learn more in Cell Reports: https://t.co/iFKWukx2c7
Kosuke Hashimoto, Nobuyoshi Hirose, Piero Carninci, Yasumichi Arai, & colleagues
@cellreports
Thrilled to share our new work published in Nature (https://t.co/6KIgZiDhMN). We report an exciting new potential therapeutic strategy with a fascinating mechanism of action for cancers with a compromised G1–S cell cycle checkpoint, including SCLC.
https://t.co/8UyaKWbecQ
New preprint! We solve a mystery you didn't know existed. Mitotic cells lack new transcription but require ongoing translation. Interphase mRNA half life is only 2-4 hrs. So how do cells arrest in mitosis for hours without depleting their transcriptomes?
https://t.co/2CCq7AgYWS
Journal Nature: Cancer cells can poison attacking immune cells by filling them with defective mitochondria ― dampening the body’s defensive forces and helping the tumor to evade eradication
https://t.co/NIdGJGr2pZ @_atanas_
Chromatin scientists, want to reorganize genomic loci as you wish?
Out today in Cell--We made a tool that uses surface tension of engineered condensates to reposition DNA loci across microns of space in living cells in just a few minutes: VECTOR https://t.co/914xsicfcV
Eliminating core NHEJ factors reveals two distinct alternative end joining mechanisms. We investigate how one of them collaborates with the DDR to suppress MMEJ. https://t.co/G9cX4GYtNA
Incredible resource: analysis of Whole Genome Sequencing data on 10,478 cancer patients spanning 35 types identifies 330 candidate driver genes, including 74 new drivers.
TP53 is a driver in 29‼️tumor types, followed by PIK3CA(18), ARID1A(16) & PTEN (14)
https://t.co/Q6Y00l4F4f
The 10 biggest cancer papers of the last 10 years (in my opinion)
1. Blocking PD1 activates the immune response against cancer - especially if the cancer has more mutations
https://t.co/rBCVRcDfvo
A great food for thought for p53/oncogene nerds was published in @CD_AACR by Z. Wang, @gemmakelly_1, A. Strasser et al.
Is mutant p53 an oncogene or not? David Lane's comment is paywalled, so I thought of my own, in a short🧵below https://t.co/XIennhdHjt
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Using modern biological tools, researchers engineered #cancer cells with and without specific chromosome abnormalities, showing how tumors rely on them for survival and clarifying the biological role of aneuploidy.
Learn more this week in Science: https://t.co/aOSEzppfWX