Pathology research identifies potential new target for preventing brain metastasis
Research led by professor of pathology Mikhail Nikiforov, Ph.D., has identified a key mechanism that helps cancer cells spread to the brain, which may lead to a new target for future therapies. The findings were published in the journal Cell Reports in the article "SERINC2-mediated phosphatidylserine remodeling activates protrusion-localized AXL signaling to promote brain metastasis."
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