Reprogramming Glioma TME Enhances Immune-Mediated Gene Therapy

Dr. Castro and colleagues show that mutant IDH1 epigenetically suppresses CD73 expression, limiting adenosine production and reprogramming the glioma microenvironment toward immune permissiveness. This work has been accepted for publication in Cell Press – Molecular Therapy Oncology (In Press). CD73 inhibition in wild-type IDH1 glioma models enhances the efficacy of immune-stimulatory gene therapy, revealing a mechanistically grounded combinatorial strategy to overcome immunosuppression and improve therapeutic responses.

Congratulations Anthony George

Anthony was awarded a spot in the U-M Cancer Research Summer Internship Program. Cancer Research Summer Internship Program (CaRSIP) The U-M Medical School’s Cancer Research Summer Internship Program (CaRSIP) is a 10-week immersive experience designed for highly motivated unergraduates interested in caner research. Interns are paired with faculty mentors and engage in cutting-edge cancer biology research, while also participating in seminars, professional development workshops, and…