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Constance Gueib-Picard

University of Freiburg

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Fibroblast-derived Collagen VI shapes the structure and function of the tumor-immune microenvironment in clear cell renal cell carcinoma

Maximilian Wess, Grigor Andreev, Tobias Feilen, Nastasja Diel, Max Zirngibl, Constance Gueib-Picard, Anna L. Koessinger, Celia Hinrichs, Andreas Nägel, Clara L. Essmann, Winfried Römer, Martin Helmstädter, Tino Vollmer, Martin Werner, Markus Tobias Grabbert, , Christoph Schell

This study identifies collagen VI as a key ECM component in ccRCC stroma, showing its role in shaping tumor structure, function, and immune response, with implications for TKI therapy.

bioRxiv · Mar 23, 2026 · PreprintCancer Biology

Versatile roles of Annexin A4 in ccRCC: impact on membrane repair, transcriptional signatures, and composition of the tumor microenvironment

Maximilian Wess, Manuel Rogg, Constance Gueib-Picard, Annika Merz, Anna L. Koessinger, Tobias Feilen, Grigor Andreev, Martin Werner, Ian J. Frew, Markus Tobias Grabbert, Oliver Schilling, Christoph Schell

This study identifies ANXA4 as a key player in ccRCC, showing its role in membrane repair, transcriptional changes, and tumor microenvironment composition through genetic and computational analyses.

iScience · Mar 11, 2025Peer-reviewedCancer Biology