US EditionLeukemia Cells Reprogrammed with Epigenetic Switch
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Leukemia Cells Reprogrammed with Epigenetic Switch
Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a fast-moving blood cancer notorious for blocking the normal development of white blood cells. A new study by researchers from Ludwig Cancer Research, published in Nature, offers a promising approach: a dual therapy that pushes leukemia cells to mature, stripping them of their cancer-promoting traits and significantly improving survival in mouse models. AML’s hallmark is a developmental roadblock. Myeloid progenit…
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