Nature Reviews Cancer is a monthly review journal for researchers working on cancer. We, the editors, highlight the most exciting topics in cancer research.
Our JULY issue is now live!🌞 🏖️🍉
It features #REVIEWS on:
- AI for integrating cancer multi-omics & clinical data
- Targeting cancer dormancy
- Context-dependent synthetic lethality
- Microbiota in immune-related adverse events
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Our 1st Roadmap asking why do patients with cancer die? is now FREE to access for 1 month starting today! The precise causes of mortality in patients with cancer remains poorly understood & this piece starts to highlight areas of unmet need for targeting go.nature.com/3RDKlao
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
2019 #NobelPrize winner William Kaelin @kaelin_lab wrote a Perspective article for the journal in 2017 on Common pitfalls in preclinical cancer target validation that many have said should be 'required reading'. Access it for free here: go.nature.com/33eeO3c
New Perspective! Marine, Dawson & Dawson discuss how therapeutic #resistance in cancer is not only driven by genetic evolution but often involves nongenetic adaptive mechanisms that are intimately linked.
go.nature.com/3iKHEQ7
@NatResCancer @lab_marine@TheDawsonLab @MAFD110
NEW Review! @zervanto & colleagues discuss mechanisms by which tumour ecosystems adapt to therapeutic stresses and how adaptive responses could be targeted to overcome cancer therapy resistance.
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@natrescancer @UPMCHillmanCC@OHSUNews@harvardmed
Tumour-associated lymphatic growth & remodeling were once viewed as passive means for lymphatic spread. In this #Review, @theLundLab provide a working framework for the role of the lymphatic system in tumour progression & response to immunotherapy.
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Tertiary lymphoid structures (TLS) are found in many solid tumours. In this Review, the Dieu-Nosjean group (@Sorbonne_Univ_), highlight the unique biology of TLS & their potential for therapeutic targeting to orchestrate immune responses.
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Amit et al. outline the reciprocal interactions among neurons, immune cells and tumour cells that regulate peripheral antitumour immune responses and discuss how these mechanisms could be leveraged to enhance immunotherapy.
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