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The bacterial community that lives in our guts, aiding in digestion and also impacting our health, has now been shown to influence the growth of pancreatic cancer.
03.27.2018
Scientists in the U.S. have discovered that the gut microbiome is altered in individuals with pancreatic cancer, and that the removal of certain bacterial strains slows cancer progression.
03.23.2018
The population of bacteria in the pancreas increases more than a thousandfold in patients with pancreatic cancer and becomes dominated by species that prevent the immune system from attacking tumor cells.
Massive bloom in gut microbiome hampers anti-tumour immune reactions. Andrew Masterson reports.
We found that the cancerous pancreas harbors a markedly more abundant microbiome compared with normal pancreas in both mice and humans, and select bacteria are differentially increased in the tumorous pancreas compared with gut.
