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Cells’ recycling system plays a surprising role in shaping immune cells DNA
Germinal centre-like structures in the salivary glands of a patient with Sjögren’s syndrome. This microscopy image shows the relationship between molecules involved in the cell’s recycling process (autophagy; shown in red) and Lamin B1 (in green), a protein found at the edge of the cell nucleus. Areas with increased autophagy activity correspond to regions with lower amounts of Lamin B1, suggesting this recycling process helps control Lamin B1 levels in immune cells during autoimmune disease.
Study reveals molecules enabling bowel cancer to hijack healing processes and spread
Scientists explore new way to bring CAR-T cell therapy to pancreatic cancer
Pancreatic cancer cells grown in culture, SEM. Anne Weston, Francis Crick Institute. Source: Wellcome Collection.
Beyond ‘one size fits all’: Study reveals ethnic differences in breast cancer development and outcomes, demanding tailored care approaches
Breast Cancer Inequalities: image shows two women in traditional South Asian and African dresses, with a pink breast cancer awareness ribbon
Smarter chemotherapy approach could delay drug resistance in ovarian cancer
Illustration of a blue cancer cell
Introducing: Dr Alastair Lamb
Barts Cancer Institute receives LEAF Awards for sustainability
LEAF Bronze award logo
Scientists identify strategy to make chemotherapy more effective for women with ovarian cancer
A microscope image of a high-grade serous ovarian cancer tumour in a mouse model, showing extensive immune infiltrate (blue) among omental fat (yellow), cancer cells and stroma (orange) and blood vessels (pink).
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