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When it comes to BRCA1, understanding the tumour microenvironment is vital for the effectiveness of therapeutics. At Abbexa we’re here to support these discoveries. See more of our cancer research essentials at Abbexa.com

Known as a hereditary risk marker, BRCA1 safeguards our genome by promoting DNA repair, meaning that without this gene, tumour cells can grow more easily. Mutations in this gene are strongly associated with the development of breast cancer.

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As a result, a growing interest among researchers is the tumour microenvironment with a focus on SFRP2 What does the use of SFRP2 mean for the future direction of therapeutic strategies in TNBC? Find out in our latest article. abbexa.com/The-Emergence-…

Accounting for approximately 15% of breast cancer cases, Triple Negative Breast Cancer is one of the most difficult cancers to treat. This is due to the lack of hormonal and molecular markers targeted by modern therapies.

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MUC21 shows distinct expression in several tumour types, including lung adenocarcinoma, skin cancers, and brain tumours. This makes MUC21 a potential candidate for the diagnosis, treatment, and recovery outcomes, making it a key focus for ongoing oncology research.

The Mucin 21 (MUC21) Antibody continues to gain attention in cancer research, and a 2024 study highlights why: researchers suggest that MUC21 may be a potential new target for tumour treatment.

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Increasingly, researchers are turning to Multiplex Immunofluorescence (mIF) and Multiplex Immunohistochemistry (IHC) to uncover how specific immune cells interact with tumour cells, helping to sharpen clinical prognosis and improve treatment predictions.

Understanding the complexity of the tumour microenvironment is essential for advancing cancer diagnostics and treatment.

Meanwhile, UNC13C has been identified as an independent prognostic indicator for liver cancer (HCC), meaning that this protein might be a prognostic biomarker and therapeutic target in HCC.

These proteins are recognised for their involvement in immune regulation and tumour biology. More specifically, UNC13D has a vital role in immune cell function response, meaning it is used to prompt immune cells to react to cancerous cells, making it a key point in immunology

Recent research highlights the pivotal roles that members of the UNC13 family have been observed to play in various types of diseases, including different types of cancer.