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Light-induced gene therapy disables cancer cells’ energy center

Nanotubes deliver mitochondria to T cells, supercharging the T cells to make them more effective in the fight against cancer. Image courtesy of Shiladitya Sengupta, BWH

Scientists Discover How to Recharge ‘Exhausted’ Cancer-Fighting Immune Cells

Corresponding author Dr. Evan Lien and first author Kelly Sokol in the lab at Van Andel Institute.

Study Shows Blocking Fat Access Makes Cancer Treatment More Effective

A three-dimensional image of a cancer cell's nucleus obtained by Dr. Faltas and his team shows the APOBEC3G protein (green) inside the nucleus (blue).

Cancer cells can shrink or super-size to survive treatment

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