No sooner had we begun to enjoy the idea of the continuum model of hematopoiesis than the Cincinnati scientists brought us back to the classic hierarchical model
Implications for Hematopoietic Models
Contrary to the idea of a smooth continuum, the findings support a hierarchical model where stable, discrete progenitor states serve as key regulatory nodes. These states are governed by specific gene regulatory architectures, providing a molecular basis for the stability and lineage bias observed in hematopoiesis.
@Jikkyleaks you accused company of faking data based on their use of more advanced technology...and yup, it's called "automated western blot", not "synthesised"...
More of a bad target, than a bad drug.
Read: Safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics and (NONE OF) antitumor activity of #oleclumab Phase I trial.
https://t.co/3rnasnTbBE
#AstraZeneca
Platelets are tiny, but it's all about good old Zerg Rush. RBCs are welcome to join! Read:
Platelet-derived TLT-1 promotes tumor progression by suppressing CD8 T cells https://t.co/N8DQWrTc02
Those macrophages always been acting as public transport for the bad guys. Gotta get rid of 'em: "Subcapsular sinus macrophages promote melanoma metastasis to the sentinel lymph nodes via an IL-1α–STAT3 axis". https://t.co/XfQJNYpylF
#Immunology#melanoma#macrophages