Protein rewires metabolism to block cancer cell death, may allow cancer spread
Rare penile cancer requires a combination of cancer treatments
Cancer cells mediate immune suppression in the brain
Doctoral student Elizabeth Harper awarded prestigious NIH fellow transition award
How T-cell targets look in three dimensions may facilitate new cancer vaccines
Common cholesterol drugs could slow spread of breast cancer to brain
Former Dean Castellino celebrates 50 years at the University of Notre Dame
Zhang group identifies gene that may make triple-negative breast cancer cells vulnerable to existing drug
Study deciphers packaging of tumor ‘cargo,’ leading to better understanding of how cancers spread
Bioanalytical chemist researches early testing options for ovarian cancer
Zhang lands DOD breast cancer research award
Study uncovers new hurdle for developing immunotherapies
Smallest-scale work in electrochemistry leads to sizable research strides
Researchers discover novel mechanism linking changes in mitochondria to cancer cell death
Senior biochemistry major a co-author on ovarian cancer paper
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship students thankful for new experiences
Notre Dame cancer researchers publish new papers on ovarian cancer tumor growth
Slashing sweets before chemo may make treatment more effective
Immunotherapy Team shares Grand Prize in McCloskey Business Plan Competition
