Colorectal Cancer

Prof. Carmit Levy and Prof. Yaron Carmi

Researchers from Tel Aviv University have discovered a new cancer mechanism, the activation of which eliminates cancerous tumors

Prof. Carmit Levy: Immunotherapy has revolutionized cancer treatment," explains Prof. Carmi, "but about 50% of patients do not respond to the standard treatment - the PD-L1 protein. We found a new protein Ly6a against which treatment with an antibody
The lining of the large intestine of a mouse under a microscope. The mucosa of normal mice (top, left) malfunctions as inflammation progresses (top, middle) and promotes the development of cancer (top, right). In contrast, in mice without HSF1 (bottom, left), inflammation does not develop (bottom, middle and right)

A slippery and inflamed slope

eosinophils. Photo: Prof. Ariel Munitz, Tel Aviv University

A new method for treating colon cancer by strengthening the immune system

Chemotherapy. Illustration: shutterstock

LIP-LAP

Cancer cells migrate through the body. Photo: shutterstock

Cancer - not what you thought

Right: Dr. Iris Lavie, Prof. Yitzhak Hadar, Prof. Betty Schwartz. Looking for funding for clinical research in humans. Photographs courtesy of the Faculty of Agriculture, The Hebrew University

The mushroom of good hope

Cup of milk. From Wikipedia

Consumption of milk and its products may reduce the risk of colon cancer

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Folic acid against colon cancer