Minna Roh‐Johnson

This study investigates how PD-L1 deletion or blockade affects macrophage antigen presentation and checkpoint molecule levels in different polarization states.

The paper shows that mitochondrial transfer between breast cancer cells promotes ROS-dependent proliferation, regardless of donor cell identity.

This study shows NG2-targeting CAR-Ms engulf glioblastoma cells and block over 85% of their 3D invasion.

The paper investigates how molecular composition affects adhesion dynamics in Dictyostelium cell-substrate adhesions, showing that PaxillinB co-localization with VinculinB increases adhesion lifetime and alters PaxillinB turnover.

The paper shows that reducing cell-substrate adhesion in Dictyostelium increases migration speed, challenging the conventional focal adhesion model.

This study engineers CSPG4-targeting CAR-macrophages that inhibit melanoma growth in vitro and in vivo, showing promise for solid tumor immunotherapy.

The paper shows that both macrophage subtypes inhibit breast cancer cell proliferation in co-culture, contradicting the idea that 'pro-tumor' macrophages promote cancer growth.