The Babak Lab shared on LinkedIn about a recent paper by Costanza Borrelli et al. titled “In vivo interaction screening reveals liver-derived constraints to metastasis” published in Nature.
Authors: Costanza Borrelli et al.

“Scientific Wednesday Leveraging CRISPR to Uncover Plexin B2’s Role in Liver Metastasis: A Path to New Cancer Therapies.
A recent study published in Nature Portfolio provides important insights into metastasis. Using a novel in vivo CRISPR activation screen, researchers identified plexin B2 as a key regulator of liver colonization in cancer. This discovery highlights the role of liver-derived signals in metastatic seeding.
Key Takeaways:
This research not only deepens our understanding of cancer biology but also opens new avenues for metastasis prevention. A big step forward in the fight against cancer!
Find out more in the original source.”
Maria Babak shared this post, adding:
“This research offers valuable insights into how liver-derived factors influence cancer metastasis, with plexin B2 identified as a crucial player.
Find out more about the potential to block this pathway and how it could revolutionize how we prevent cancer spread in the latest review by The Babak Lab. ”
Source: The Babak Lab/LinkedIn and Maria Babak/LinkedIn