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Neutrophil reprogramming promotes tumor growth in certain cancers

A new research study led by A STAR.Singapore Immunology Network (A STAR.SIgN) has found that neutrophils-;one of the most abundant white blood cells in our body-;change drastically in certain cancers, adopting a new function whereby they promote tumour growth. ....

Kong Peng , Singapore Immunology Network , Agency For Science , Immunology Network , Lam Kong Peng , Executive Director , Immune System ,

Small-molecule A485 mobilizes white blood cells on demand

New study reveals a small molecule that can selectively mobilize white blood cells, offering potential treatments for diseases with abnormal leukocyte counts. ....

Liji Thomas , Bone Marrow , Bell Production , Central Nervous System , Nervous System ,

New device rapidly provides white blood cell count with a single drop of blood

A Rutgers researcher, through his spinoff company, has led a team to design and test a device that quickly counts a person's white blood cells with a single drop of blood, similar to the way glucometers rapidly scan for blood sugar levels. ....

Cytotracker Leukometer , Mehdi Javanmard , Fei Chen , Kelly Keene , Zubaid Rafique , Farzad Soleimani , Tanaya Bhwomick , Rutgers University , Department Of Electrical , Rizlab Health , Rutgers School Of Engineering , Pediatric Clinical Research Center , Office For Research , Rizlab Health Inc , Drug Administration , Computer Engineering , Rutgers School , Baylor College , Medicine Department , Emergency Medicine , Lab Health , Sunanda Gaur , Pediatric Clinical Research , White Blood Cell , Blood Sugar , Medical School ,

Fruit fly research solves human disease and fuels new cancer immunotherapy approach

Scientists have solved a cellular murder mystery nearly 25 years after the case went cold. Following a trail of evidence from fruit flies to mice to humans revealed that cannibalistic cells likely cause a rare human immunodeficiency. ....

United States , Meghan Morrissey , Denise Montell , Melanie Rodriguez , Santa Barbara , Abhinava Mishra , Montell Snpets , Proceedings Of The National Academy Sciences , University Of California , Genetics Society Of America , National Institutes Of Health , National Academy , Duggan Professor , Distinguished Professor , National Institutes , Genetics Society , Cancer Treatment , Bone Marrow , Cancer Therapy , Cell Biology , Developmental Biology , Petri Dish , White Blood Cell ,

University of Louisville scientists aim to disarm Yersinia pestis, the bubonic plague bacteria

When the body encounters bacteria, viruses or harmful substances, its innate immune cells, neutrophils, assemble at the site to combat the invader. ....

Katelyn Sheneman , Matthew Lawrenz , National Institutes Of Health , Uofl Center , Regional Biocontainment Laboratory , Uofl Department Of Microbiology , University Of Louisville , Uofl Department , National Institutes , Predictive Medicine , Emerging Infectious Diseases , Biosafety Level , Immune System , Pneumonic Plague ,