Johns Hopkins scientists pull protein's tail to curtail cancer
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 - 19:14
in Biology & Nature
When researchers look inside human cancer cells for the whereabouts of an important tumour-suppressor, they often catch the protein playing hooky, lolling around in cellular broth instead of muscling its way out to the cells' membranes and foiling cancer growth...
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