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Potential new approach against fatal childhood brain cancer: In mouse models of DIPG, simultaneously attacking two metabolic pathways led to significant improvements in survival – Science Daily
In mouse models of DIPG, a fatal childhood brain cancer, simultaneously attacking two metabolic pathways led to significant improvements in survival.
Progress against DIPG, a fatal childhood brain tumor, is usually a game of inches. Studies that hint at even small gains are cause for celebration.That’s why researchers at the University of Michigan and their collaborators are excited about discoveries that point toward a new potential treatment approach — one that significantly lengthened survival times in two mouse models of DIPG.
The team’s findings, which appear in the journal Cancer Cell, suggest that simultaneously targeting two energy-…
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