UC Riverside Finds Sex-Specific Immune Roles in Fat
UC Riverside scientists found that sex-specific immune cell behavior in fat tissue influences how males and females respond to obesity.
Tag: immune system
Blood proteins linked to prostate cancer risk over decade before diagnosis
A prospective EPIC-based study found blood-protein associations with prostate cancer more than 15 years before diagnosis, including markers linked to ...
Cancer cells evade chemotherapy by entering zombie-like senescent state
Trinity College Dublin researchers found that Inhibitor of Apoptosis Proteins let tumour cells survive chemotherapy, enter premature senescence and recruit ...
Antibody Patterns Reveal Inflammatory Bowel Disease Years Before Symptoms Appear
A large-scale serology study presented at UEG Week 2026 found distinct antibody signatures up to ten years before an inflammatory ...
Jumping Genes May Shape Fish Immunity, New Analysis Reveals
A systematic review and computational screening of ray-finned fish genomes finds that transposable element sequences match immune-related genes with striking ...
NIH Backs Bold Epigenetics Quest to Decode How Immune Cells Walk the Tightrope Between Defense and Disease
Van Andel Institute's Dr. Derek Janssens has received a nearly $4.6 million NIH New Innovator Award to develop tools that ...
Viruses Can Have Immune Systems
A study published today in the journal Nature reports that a viral predator of the cholera bacteria has stolen the ...
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