Research News

May 2012

• Imaging Shows Microenvironment Impacts Tumor Drug Resistance
• Microfluidic Device Tracks Single Cells, Discovers New Migratory Behavior of Cancer Cells
• It's Not Only Strength, Direction Also Counts in Cancer Cell Invasion
• Blasting Dogma About Chromosome Structure Using High-Powered Imaging Techniques

April 2012

• Proteins Involved in Muscle Function Suppress Tumor Growth in Breast Tissue
• Modeling Study Suggests that Ending Therapy for Chronic Myeloid Leukemia May Not Be Safe in the Long Run
• Cellular Automaton Model Explores Complex Tumor-Host Role in Cancer
• Using Evolution to Drive Tumors to Extinction
• Spectroscopic Imaging Reveals Early Changes Leading to Breast Tumors
• Additional Papers of Note for April

March 2012

• New "Fluid Biopsy" Detects Cancer Without Surgery
• Rotational Motion of Cells Plays a Critical Role in Their Normal Development
• Personalized Model Accurately Predicts Growth of Breast Cancer Precursor
• Math Reveals How A Single Stem Cell Produces Key Feature of the Small Intestine
• Blocking Telomerase Kills Cancer Cells but Provokes Resistance, Progression
• Additional Papers of Note for March

February 2012

• Pancreatic Cancer Model Predicts Better Treatment Options
• Automated Analysis of 3-D Nuclear Structure Could Improve Breast Cancer Staging
• New Findings Highlight Role that Normal Cells Play in Promoting Cancer
• Mathematics Helps Identify Which Cancer Mutations Occur Early in Brain Cancer
• Additional Papers of Note for February

January 2012

• Counting Gene Expression in Single Cells to Identify Stem Cells
• Oral Buffer Reduces Tumor Metastasis
• Computer Model Integrates Imaging and Histology to Better Predict Brain Cancer Outcome
• Tissue Structure Modulates Cancer Development
• Key Molecule Reprograms Microenvironment to Support Tumor Growth
• Additional Papers of Note for January