It is suggested that mesenchymal progenitor cells do not commit to a myogenic fate during cancer cachexia, and non-myogenic progenitors might indeed be capable of adopting a myogenic fate during cancer cachexia.
Spencer G. Miller, Abasi-Ama Udeme, Emma Funk et al.· American Journal of Physiolo...· 0 citations
An ex vivo platform that integrates microelectrode array stimulation with simultaneous recording and single-nucleus genomics from resected temporal cortex obtained from patients undergoing neurosurgery finds that stimulation strengthens cell assemblies and then linked this effect to cell-type-specific gene regulatory n...
Haley Moore, M. Dehnad, A. Freelin et al.· Nature· 0 citations
Findings highlight a HuR-SerpinB9 axis that regulates T-cell senescence and persistence, offering a potential therapeutic target in cancer and autoimmune diseases.
P. Chakraborty, Mrinmoyee Majumder, W. Wofford et al.· Journal of Immunology· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that CHAMP1 mutations disrupt multiple aspects of neuronal development, including homologous recombination (HR) dysfunction in NPCs, membrane excitability, ion channel function, and synaptic connectivity.
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