Nature Reviews Cancer
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Nature Reviews Cancer is a monthly review journal for researchers working on cancer. We, the editors, highlight the most exciting topics in cancer research.
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https://www.nature.com/nrc/ 07-11-2011 15:55:51
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Don´t miss this Review summarizing the different antibody-based approaches for targeting cancer cells including #CheckpointInhibitors , bispecific antibodies and #AntibodyDrugConjugates , as well as strategies that improve efficacy and reduce toxicities.
go.nature.com/3wWetGE
In case you missed Elisabeth Bik take on #ResearchIntegrity in a ‘publish or perish’ culture and on the structural changes that are needed to ensure truth in science.
go.nature.com/3yAFC2B
New Tools of the Trade: A MEGA RNA-editing tool. Victor Tiew Victor Tieu describes the development of MEGA, a platform that exploits the RNA-targeting capability of CRISPR–Cas13d and its use to improve #CART cells.
Stanley Qi Lab Mackall Lab Stanford Medicine.
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In case you missed it: In this Tools of the Trade article, Daniel Kirschenbaum Daniel Kirschenbaum describes the development of Zman-seq and its utility for capturing dynamic changes in cellular state within single-cell RNA sequencing data.
IdoAmitLab
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New Research Highlight: Right ON target: a new RAS-GTP inhibitor; Two studies published in Nature report the development and preclinical activity of RMC-7977, a multi-selective inhibitor targeting active GTP-bound RAS.
KenOliveLab @ColumbiaCancer
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In case you missed it: In this Review, Zhang&Co provide an overview of the molecular characteristics of #PaediatricCancer and highlight how these malignancies arise from developmental aberrations resulting in paediatric-specific cancer genomes.
St. Jude Research
Honoured to have the opportunity to write this obituary with my colleague Ani Deshpande. It’s a dedication for Connie from all her admirers.
Too much of a good thing is a bad thing, even for 'greedy bad guys'...
Nature Reviews Cancer has just published a research highlight on our recent work published in Cancer Discovery.
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