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2. New Findings from University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Describe Advances in Lung Cancer (An Atlas of Epithelial Cell States and Plasticity In Lung Adenocarcinoma).

Subjects
LUNG cancer, EPITHELIAL cells, LUNGS, ADENOCARCINOMA, CELL transformation
Abstract

A recent study conducted by the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center has provided new insights into the development of lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD), a type of lung cancer. The study analyzed single epithelial cells from early-stage LUADs and normal lung samples, revealing the presence of intermediate cells that may have an increased likelihood of transforming into tumor cells after exposure to tobacco or other injuries. These findings suggest that targeting these specific cell states could potentially be a strategy for prevention or intervention in LUAD. The research was supported by various organizations, including Johnson & Johnson USA and the National Institutes of Health. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

4. Horizons in Cancer Research. Volume 87

Author

Hiroto S. Watanabe and Hiroto S. Watanabe

Abstract

This book analyzes advances in cancer research. Chapter 1 will highlight the main features regarding the most outstanding contributions around stimuli-responsive lipid-based nanovesicles and the recent advances in their biomedical applications in cancer. Chapter 2 will more closely discuss the involvement of the AGR protein family in EMT and cancer, with a special focus on AGR2. Chapter 3 covers liquid biopsies, immunotherapy, liquid biopsies, and combinational therapies. Chapter 4 discusses data that will allow revealing additional mechanisms of tumor growth and will be the basis for improving existing antitumor treatment regimens in patients with triple receptor-negative breast cancer, which is characterized by a high degree of malignancy. Chapter 5 reviews the EMT process of cervical cancer cells. Chapter 6 discusses youth SHS exposure and how it is a major public health issue worldwide. Chapter 7 analyzes a specific study dealing with breast biopsy and mammograms of benign and malignant lesions. Chapter 8 reviews the development of Pharmacogenomics studies. Chapter 9 provides an overview of the principles and applications of statistical risk stratification in surgery, highlighting its significance in optimizing patient care and enhancing surgical outcomes.

Published
2024

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