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A gut feeling: microbiome changes may mean early detection of colorectal cancer
Most sporadic colorectal cancers can develop over decades. Recent studies showed that the gut microbiome has possible diagnostic potential for health and ...
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2019
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Critical role of tissue-resident M2-like macrophages clarified
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2013
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Formation site of autophagosomal membranes identified
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2013
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Genetic factors of esophageal cancer commonly found among Japanese population discovered
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2016
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MicroRNAs induce epigenetic reprogramming and suppress malignant phenotypes of human colon cancer cells
A group of researchers clarified the role of microRNAs (miRNAs) as a new medical tool for intractable gastrointestinal diseases. Since miRNAs are produced ...
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2015
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New method for assessing response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy for esophageal cancer
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2018
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New protein complex playing major role in genome stability identified
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2013
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Regulatory T cells’ involvement in the progress of colorectal cancers (CRCs) found
A group of researchers clarified that, in lymphocytes invading deep inside cancer tissue, there are many subpopulations whose expression level of FOXP3 on ...
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2016
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Relationship between metabolic function and onset of cancer identified
External factors (such as smoking and drinking) and inflammation (infection) intertwine and damaged genes accumulate over many years, leading eventually to ...
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2014
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Smallest Nucleic Acid Medicine Delivery System Developed
A group of researchers succeeded in making the world's smallest intravenously injectable super apatite gene delivery reagents at just 10nm, while also ...
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2015
