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Liver biopsies can predict when and where pancreatic cancer will metastasise and may guide treatment of early-stage disease
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Liver biopsies can predict when and where pancreatic cancer will metastasise and may guide treatment of early-stage disease

  • Janet Fricker
  • 9 July 2024

Liver biopsies undertaken at the time of surgery for pancreatic cancer can be used to identify cellular and molecular markers that predict whether early pancreatic cancer will later metastasise to the liver. The study, published in Nature Medicine, June 28,…

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Potential new target to prevent pancreatic cancer from spreading to liver
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Potential new target to prevent pancreatic cancer from spreading to liver

  • Janet Fricker
  • 1 December 2023

A mechanism that facilitates pancreatic cancer cells spreading to the liver has been elucidated. The study, published in Cell Reports, 2 November, identifies a ‘therapeutic vulnerability’ where the protein Netrin-1, which is upregulated when pancreatic cancer cells metastasise to the…

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Study shines new light on breast cancer’s sweet tooth
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Study shines new light on breast cancer’s sweet tooth

  • Janet Fricker
  • 10 June 2022

Breast cancer cells impair the function of pancreatic islets to make them produce less insulin than required, resulting in higher blood glucose levels in breast cancer patients compared to women without cancer. The study, published in Nature Cell Biology (30th…

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