Contents
Vol 2, Issue 55
Contents
Perspective
- ICOStomizing Immunotherapies with TH17
Tilting the balance between spurring or suppressing the expansion of selected TH17 cells may be a versatile key to tailoring immunotherapies.
Research Articles
- The Inducible Costimulator (ICOS) Is Critical for the Development of Human TH17 Cells
The inducible costimulator ICOS is critical for the differentiation and expansion of human TH17 cells and promotes the antitumor capacity of these cells.
- Thermal Enhancement with Optically Activated Gold Nanoshells Sensitizes Breast Cancer Stem Cells to Radiation Therapy
Local hyperthermia with gold nanoshells sensitizes cancer stem cells to radiation treatment in mouse and human breast cancer preclinical models.
Editors' Choice
- An Expanded Tumor Playing Field
Tumors promote DNA damage at distant sites by boosting chronic inflammation.
- Why Do You Like Fat and Sugar? Ask Your Mom!
A high-fat, high-sugar diet in female mice promotes a preference for a similar diet and epigenetic changes in her offspring.
- A Flexible Analysis of Gene-Environment Interactions
Bayesian analysis of gene-environment interplay offers a way to better balance case-only and case-control strategies.
- Licensed to Enter
A protein transduction domain peptide enhances the cellular uptake of Foxp3 protein for the treatment of autoimmune and allergic disorders.
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