A dynamic molecular glue targets a plastic MDA5 filament interface to stimulate innate immunity
This paper identifies MA2, a small-molecule agonist of MDA5 that enhances antiviral and antitumor immunity by dynamically stabilizing MDA5 filaments.
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This paper identifies MA2, a small-molecule agonist of MDA5 that enhances antiviral and antitumor immunity by dynamically stabilizing MDA5 filaments.
Shaobo Yang, Anna Clara Bader, Stephanie Sendker…·Rizwan Romee
This paper develops LIME, a bacterial platform that engagers T and NK cells to target tumors, showing enhanced cytotoxicity and immune response in preclinical models.
Tatsuya Osaki, Zhengpeng Wan, Koji Haratani…·Mriganka Sur
This study investigates vascular impairment in Rett syndrome by analyzing patient-derived endothelial cells and identifies miR126-3p as a mediator of vascular dysfunction.
Elena Cambria, Adriana Blazeski, Eunkyung Clare Ko…·Roger Dale Kamm
The paper develops a microphysiological model of lung fibrosis to study myofibroblast-vascular interactions, finding that myofibroblasts reduce angiogenesis and vasculogenesis through TGF-β1 and reduced VEGF.
Maria Davern, Cole J. Turner, Daryl Griffin…·Anthony G. Letai
This study identifies common survival mechanisms between drug-tolerant persisters and immunotherapy persisters, showing they share reduced mitochondrial apoptotic sensitivity and cross-resistance to therapies.
Koji Haratani, Bruce B. Reinhold, Jonathan S. Duke‐Cohan…·Ellis L. Reinherz
This study identifies that cancers limit p53 neoantigen display on MHC molecules, evading T cell detection through immune selection and ERAP1-mediated destruction.