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Getting tough on tuft cell lung cancer

Getting tough on tuft cell lung cancer
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Getting tough on tuft cell lung cancer - Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Getting tough on tuft cell lung cancer - Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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Disrupting tuft cell development may be a new way to treat deadly lung cancer

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Professor Christopher Vakoc's team discovered in 2018 a new type of small-cell lung cancer. The cancer originates from cells known as tuft cells.

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Study shows new tuft cell development for treating lung cancer

In 2018, Professor Christopher Vakoc s team at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) discovered a new type of small cell lung cancer.

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Researchers highlight potential new therapeutic approach for leukemia

A recent clinical study found that Acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) cells rely on a previously little-known protein called SCP4 for survival.

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