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M. Tomaschko

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Combining RASG12C(ON) inhibitor with SHP2 inhibition sensitises immune excluded lung tumours to immune checkpoint blockade: a strategy for turning cold tumours hot

P. Anastasiou, C. Moore, S. Rana, A. de Castro, M. Tomaschko, J. Boumelha, E. Mugarza, C. Blaj, S. de Carne Trecesson, R. Goldstone, J. Smith, E. Quintana, M. Molina-Arcas, J. Downward

This paper shows that combining RASG12C(ON) and SHP2 inhibitors can make cold lung tumors responsive to immune checkpoint blockade by altering the tumor microenvironment and enhancing anti-tumor immunity.

bioRxiv · Jan 15, 2024Cancer Biology

Exponential Growth of Glioblastoma In Vivo Driven by Rapidly Dividing and Outwardly Migrating Cancer Stem Cells

L. Buchauer, M. A. Khan, Y. Zhuo, C. Shao, P. Zou, W. Feng, M. Qian, G. Bekki, C. Bunne, A. Neuerburg, A. A. Acikgöz, M. Tomaschko, Z. Zhu, H. Alter, K. Hartmann, , H.-K. Liu

This study identifies that glioblastoma grows exponentially due to symmetric divisions of brain tumor stem cells (BTSCs) accumulating at the tumor rim.

bioRxiv · Aug 5, 2019 · PreprintCancer Biology