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Before and after: The tumor pictured on the left has metabolized a high amount of glucose, the sugar it needs to grow. The same tumor is shown on the right after it has been treated with a molecule that prevents it from consuming glucose.
Lili Yang (center) with first authors Xiaoya Ma (left) and Stefano Di Biase
Dr. Sarah Larson (left) and Yvonne Chen
Photograph of John Chute, MD in the lab
Photograph of Paul Boutros, Ph.D.
Photograph of Lili Yang, PhD at desk
Cellular images of a young mouse prostate (left) and a prostate in an older mouse (right). The older prostate contains more luminal progenitor cells (brown).
Microscopic images show a non-small cell breast cancer, left, and small cell neuroendocrine breast cancer, right. Small cell neuroendocrine cancers typically feature smaller cells and larger nuclei in relation to cell size.