Brain Cancer: how cholesterol overflows glioblastoma stem-like cells

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  • On 08 January 2024
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brain cancer Glioblastoma stem-like cells play a crucial role as a reservoir contributing to the formation, expansion, and resistance of these tumors. In an article published in the journal Cell Reports, the Soap team reveals that the viability of patient tumor-derived cells depends on the availability of intracellular cholesterol.

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Updated on 28 September 2026.