Rewiring tumor mitochondria enhances the immu

Salk scientists found that manipulating how cell's produce energy can reduce melanoma tumor growth and enhance immune response in mice. Their findings may be leveraged to create new cancer therapeutics that do not harm mitochondria and cells.

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