“Killing Cancer, Cytotoxic T-Cells on Patrol” by Alex Ritter, NIH Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program, is one of three “Tell Your Own…
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Everybody knows that cells are microscopic, but why? Why aren’t cells bigger? The average animal cell is 10 microns across…
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In the human brain, the BBB is not the Better Business Bureau but the blood brain barrier and the BBB…
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An alien-like creature came in and out of focus on two large screens in a Philadelphia conference room yesterday. You…
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Avery August who will give the E.E. Just Lecture at 3:00 pm at the 2014 ASCB/IFCB meeting has traveled a…
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It means cancer “in place” but a carcinoma “in situ” often does not want to keep its place. Standing between…
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Location, location, location goes the old real estate proverb but cancer also responds to its neighborhood, particularly in the physical…
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Cells are restless. They move during embryogenesis, tissue repair, regeneration, chemotaxis. Even in disease, tumor metastasis, cells get around. To…
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The 2014 ASCB/IFCB meeting is the place to expand your scientific knowledge, present your research, and explore career options. Additionally,…
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Railroad buffs and out-of-towners who attended the 2010 ASCB Annual Meeting will take note when their SEPTA train from the…
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