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From building fortresses of chemotherapy resistance in ovarian cancer to fueling the invasive spread of pancreatic tumors, the protein RAN is a key villain in many cancers. This blog explores its organ-specific impacts and how researchers are now designing powerful new therapies to shut down RAN's cellular sabotage at its source.

When you think about what makes cancer so tough to beat, you might picture rogue cells dividing out of control. But deep inside those cells, the real drama is being directed by a powerful protein you’ve probably never heard of: RAN . Once a obscure cellular manager, RAN is now stepping into the spotlight as a key driver of cancer—and a promising new target for some of the most aggressive cases. Let’s break down how this tiny protein has such a massive impact. The Usual Beat:

Monoclonal antibodies have been medicine's magic bullets for decades. But what happens when you make them even smarter? Discover how bispecific antibodies, antibody-drug conjugates, and other advanced biologics are creating a new generation of targeted therapies that are more precise, more powerful, and more revolutionary than ever before.