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Combo therapy delivers one-two-punch against pancreatic cancer in mice https://lnkd.in/gNBq_qdt
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Excited to share our new publication in Cancer & Metabolism! 🎉 This work investigates the innate capability of Magnetospirillum magneticum to activate apoptosis in cancer cells. This particular bacterial feature could serve as an additional mechanism to reinforce current cancer therapies. Shout-out to all my coauthors: Matej Vizovisek, Jonathas Enders, and Simone Schuerle! https://lnkd.in/eFhaVVU4
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Hyperactive Rac causes cells to eat other cells alive. Hyperactive Rac2 results in cannibalism of activated T cells by macrophages, leading to immunodeficiency. This finding has therapeutic implications, as macrophages engineered with active Rac2 enhances phagocytosis of cancer cells (T-cell leukemia cells in this study). Additionally, Rac2 macrophages non-autonomously stimulate wild-type macrophages and CAR-Macrophages to engulf T cells. This has the potential of enhancing CAR-Macrophages therapy.
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Nice summary of the work we’re doing with our CD45 program by Kathleen Kokolus to enable the selective depletion of blood cancer cells, enabling cures for patients with various types of blood cancers. https://lnkd.in/eB6UztPz
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