... 's compounds disrupt the formation and spread of breast cancer tumours in tests on mice. The compounds, S3I-201 and S3I-M2001, break up a cancer-causing protein called STAT3, and researchers have ...
... cancer growth, steeply reduced breast cancer tumours in a preclinical experiment, researchers at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Centre reported at the 100th annual meeting of ...
... , The State University of New Jersey, have discovered that a waste disposal protein is the key to cancer tumour suppression in a process known as autophagy. CINJ is a Centre of Excellence of UMDNJ- ...
Not all cells in a breast cancer tumour contain the same mutations, researchers in British Columbia have found.
... professors, biophysicists Yana Reshetnyak and Oleg Andreev, have discovered a technology that can detect cancerous tumours and deliver treatment to them without the harming the healthy cells ...
... new study published today in the journal Cancer Research. In the animals, the drug also stopped lung cancer tumours from growing and becoming resistant to treatment. The authors of the research, from ...
... detected at screening (screen test sensitivity). It provides a new approach to simultaneously estimating the growth rate of breast cancer and the ability of mammography screening to detect tumour...
A protein found on immune cells in the body may one day be recruited to attack cancerous tumours, say researchers in Britain and Toronto.
Bicarbonate, the key ingredient in baking soda, could eventually be used to find cancerous tumours earlier on MRI, say UK researchers.
Primary cancer tumours can actually assist in the growth of cancer cells elsewhere in the body, suggests new research.
Technology which will make it possible to semi-automate the process for detecting cancerous tumours more precisely is being developed by academics at the University of Hertfordshire...
Scientists have used a common cold virus to "light up" prostate cancer tumours in different parts of the body.
A new University of Michigan study in mice suggests that a drug recently approved to fight cancer tumours is also able to reduce the effects of graft-versus-host disease, a common and sometimes fatal ...
... .com) -- University of Manchester researchers are investigating exactly how chemotherapy drugs kill cancerous tumours in a bid to reduce side effects and test the effectiveness of safer new agents.
Researchers have developed a vaccine they say has completely eliminated a type of breast cancer tumour in tests on mice.
