Pancreatic Cancer Found to Hijack Nerve Signals to Drive Tumor Growth and Pain
Researchers have uncovered that pancreatic cancer cells and nearby sensory nerves help each other grow stronger through a chemical signal called glutamate. Sensory nerves release glutamate, and pancreatic cancer cells have a receptor called GRIN2D that detects it. High levels of GRIN2D are linked to more advanced cancer. When cancer cells sense glutamate, they become more […]
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