If you are at #AACR23, stop by Qi Wang’s poster on Monday 4/17/23. She’s an amazing fellow at our lab working on perineural invasion. She will tell you that rapid pancreatic cancer cells in nerves adopt amoeboid migration. LB158/9 section 36.
We're back this Thursday with tumor microenvironments; also known as TME's.
Close analysis of TME's reveals a connection between cancer and nerve cells. SayoStudio's Claire Agosti created this art @CD_AACR
Check out the journal and more here: https://t.co/j84PfY9tDc
Check out the paper featured on the cover of this month’s Cancer Discovery: Reprogrammed Schwann Cells Organize into Dynamic Tracks that Promote #PancreaticCancer Invasion, by @sylvie_deborde, Richard Wong et al.
https://t.co/UH9bZHQbSl
@MSKCancerCenter
Check out the paper featured on the cover of this month’s Cancer Discovery: Reprogrammed Schwann Cells Organize into Dynamic Tracks that Promote #PancreaticCancer Invasion, by @sylvie_deborde, Richard Wong et al.
https://t.co/UH9bZHQbSl
@MSKCancerCenter
📣New study 📣
Led by @DornierEmmanuel and @PagesDianeLaure, in collaboration with @PielMatthieu, @mcoppey and Voituriez labs. We describe a second mode of collective migration relying on a mechanism never shown before, allowing cancer collectives to move without adhesions 🧵👇🏼
Dr. @Sylvie_Deborde and a team at the @MSKCancerCenter showed that #SchwannCells activated by cancer cells collectively function as tumor activated Schwann cell tracks 🛤️ that promote cancer cell migration and invasion.
📝 @CD_AACR: https://t.co/ChN5zggvXA
Very proud of our new article. Thanks to all our collaborators. Schwann cells organize into dynamic tracks that promote pancreatic cancer invasion | Cancer Discovery | American Association for Cancer Research https://t.co/dmj2WDBLZ4