Israeli Researchers Find Immune Cells Aiding Tumor Development
Researchers from the Tel Aviv University have discovered that some immune cells in the body of a patient with cancer stop fighting cancer after a time and instead begin protecting the tumor. This breakthrough by the Israeli researchers could enhance the efficacy of treatments for cancer, in particular brain cancer. The researchers’ findings were reported in the “Cell Reports” journal. The researchers found that these white blood cells, known as neutrophils, are effective in killing fungi and bacteria. Normally, these cells initially fight against glioblastoma before they stop and instead begin to protect the tumor, helping it grow. Glioblastoma is…
