Toggle light / dark theme

FAK inhibition in ovarian cancer releases omega-3 fatty acids to program CXCL13-producing anti-tumor resident peritoneal macrophages

FAK tyrosine kinase drives ovarian cancer tumor progression in part via effects on the tumor microenvironment. Chen et al. show that ovarian tumor FAK inhibition triggers release of omega-3 fatty acid-containing exosomes, impacting GATA6+ peritoneal macrophage anti-tumor reprogramming, CXCL13 cytokine production, and anti-TIGIT immunotherapy.

Leave a Comment

Lifeboat Foundation respects your privacy! Your email address will not be published.

/* */