Luz Cumba García (Mayo Clinic): Decoding Brain Tumors with Extracellular Vesicles

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You shine Luz, just like your name :) Keep up the amazing research and God bless

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Thank you so much! :) I appreciate it!

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[@Dr_Sri_Harsha_Guthikonda]

hi, thank you for the nice talk. I have a small query, i am under the assumption that IL-10 and IL-13 are in general anti-inflammatory. does that seem contradictory to your hypothesis or do these cytokines have a specific role in the surveillance of GBM?

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[@Dr_Sri_Harsha_Guthikonda]

@@leonisavargas8103 sorry?

[@pinnacleexpress420]

Do you really know what the EV profile is capable of doing though? What if the immune response inducing cytokinases missing in infected patients would only usher in inappropriate responses that would make the situation worse? For example, attracting immune cells that release superoxides to destroy bacteria walls. What if the immune system just wants to be extra sure that the wrong approach isn't taken? Is there some proof that the virus is even affecting the EV protein ratios? If it was it seems to me like the best direction to go from there is shutting down whatever it is in the virus that's creating/destroying/changing EV ratios, like how doxycycline renders proteins in bacteria unusable, and then seeing if it passively decreases tumor sizes or growth