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Jun 26
Jun 26 Why a leukemia treatment causes movement problems

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

Researchers have learned how neurons in the brain can be damaged by the chemotherapy drug Ara-C.

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Metabolic multitasking

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

Liver cells divvy up metabolic tasks to take advantage of available nutrients.

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Splicing matters

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

A genome-wide screen drills down to gene segments to find out which ones matter for cell fitness. 

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Clearing the airways

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

A novel therapy helps eliminate recurring respiratory growths in patients — and the frequent surgeries they required.

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Switching directions

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

Images of a bacterial motor show how it can reverse direction with the flip of a biological switch.

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Empowering immune systems

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

A personalized approach to cellular immunotherapy helps shrink solid tumors.  

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Strength in difference

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

Having more diverse HLA genes is better for immune control of HIV. 

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 8
May 8 Rationally engineering a gene therapy tool

Jennifer Michalowski
News, MIT

Researchers transform a compact RNA-guided enzyme from bacteria into an efficient editor of human DNA.

Full story at MIT’s McGovern Institute

May 7
May 7 Stem cell–derived natural killer cells attack solid tumors

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

Cancer-killing natural killer cells could pave the way to off-the-shelf immunotherapy for solid tumors.

Full story at National Cancer Institute

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