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BioResearch

Protein Found to Suppress p53 in Cancer Cells

For the first time, researchers have demonstrated that in human cancer cell lines, a protein known as HMGA1 inhibits p53-mediated apoptosis by interfering with the protein HIPK2, which helps p53 initiate apoptotic cell death. More...
05 Mar 2007

Biomarker Panel May Aid in Defining Treatment for Bladder Cancer

Cancer researchers have defined a panel of four biomarkers that may enable clinicians to predict the likelihood of recurrence of bladder cancer and help to guide the choice of treatment options. More...
05 Mar 2007

Delayed Early Genes Prevent Runaway Cell Division

Cancer researchers have identified a cluster of genes in normal cells that prevent the type of runaway cell division that characterizes cancer cells. More...
05 Mar 2007

Prolactin Stimulates MS Remission

Researchers working with a mouse model of multiple sclerosis have found that the disease went into remission when the mice became pregnant and that the hormone prolactin could mimic this condition in non-pregnant animals. More...
05 Mar 2007

Cancer Agent Uses Immune System Against Tumors

Researchers reported that the cancer drug bortezomib has the potential to enhance cancer patients' immunity to tumors. The new study suggests that when treating cancer, it is not just killing the cancer cells that is important. More...
05 Mar 2007

Potent New Anticancer Agents Target Tumors in New Ways

The search for new anticancer drugs has led scientists to synthesize a compound that works in a different way than existing agents and is so powerful that tiny levels of 10 parts per trillion block the growth of tumor cells in laboratory experiments. More...
05 Mar 2007

Liver an Excellent Target for Cancer Gene Therapy

New research demonstrates that cancer cells in the liver are excellent targets for gene therapy utilizing adenoviral vectors, based upon a basic new understanding of the differences between cancerous and healthy liver cells. More...
05 Mar 2007
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