Using an open source platform called The Virtual Brain, researchers have simulated neural activity based on individual patient brain tumors.
A newly developed model that mimics the blood-brain barrier could help researchers more efficiently test drugs to treat a range of neurological diseases.
Researchers discover key elements associated with tumor cells binding to blood vessels. The findings could help develop new treatments to halt the development of brain tumors.
Researchers from the University of Plymouth have discovered the tole PrPC plays in the development of neurofibromatosis 2 tumors. According to the study, the prion protein is overproduced in schwannomas, compared with healthy Schwann cells. This overproduction is a result of Merlin deficiency and contributed to tumor growth in NF2 patients.
A new study reports on the benefits of precision medicine for treating pediatric brain cancer.
Researchers believe their findings could lead to new targets for brain cancer therapies.
A new study describes the genomic landscape of schwannoma brain cancers.
Researchers have developed a new 3D printing technique which can produce brain tumor cells that continue to grow rapidly and mimic the growth of real glioma tumors.
Researchers use dextrose to enhance MRI images of brain tumors.
According to researchers, targeting multiple angiogenesis pathways simultaneously could help overcome the resistance to anti-angiogenic treatment developed by glioblastoma brain cancer.
Researchers shed light on how the Notch pathway can suppress the formation of some types of brain cancer tumors.
Researchers uncover a possible reason as to why astrocytomas don't respond to standard forms of cancer treatment.
