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Eli Pikarski

Right: Immune clusters in the liver of a mouse containing ILCs, and within them cancer cells (in red). On the left: immune clusters in the liver of a mouse from which ILCs have been removed, and within them cancer cells. The cancer cells thrive more in the mouse liver which contains ILCs

The immune system gets tired - and the cancer spreads

Pools of immune system cells taken from patients and mice with liver cancer and melanoma, partly composed of tired immune cells
Prof. Yanon Ben-Naria (right) and Dr. Eli Pikarski

A discovery by researchers from the Hebrew University may allow an early diagnosis of malignant cancer

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