Neutralizing HMGB1 suppresses tumor angiogenesis in ESCC
Neutralizing HMGB1 suppresses tumor angiogenesis in ESCC
arigo is proud to announce that our HMGB1 Neutralizing antibody (ARG66714) has been used for investigating the peritumoral B cells drived proangiogenic responses in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC).
Kam et al. reported that high proportions of B cells are found in the peritumoral region of ESCC. They found that ESCC-derived HMGB1 not only promotes B-cell proliferation and migration but also drives B cells toward a proangiogenic profile. arigo's HMGB1 Neutralizing antibody (ARG66714) played a key role to demonstrate that B-cell promotes angiogenesis in a HMGB1-dependent manner to fuel esophageal tumor growth in vivo. (Kam et al., (2021) Angiogenesis. 2021 Oct 6: 1-23.)
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