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Chronic Anemia Cured by Gene Therapy Using Genetically Engineered Blood Vessels

A novel gene therapeutic method employing genetically engineered blood vessels to deliver erythropoietin to anemic mice was described in a proof-of-concept study. More...
29 Nov 2011

Already Approved Chemotherapeutic Drugs Shrink Some Types of Brain Tumor

After reexamining two chemotherapeutic drugs, cancer researchers have concluded that they can be used to treat certain types of glioblastoma multiforme that harbor a mutation in the gene that codes for epidermal growth factor receptor. More...
29 Nov 2011

Some Tumors Found to Contain Factors that May Suppress Metastasis

Scientists are closer to determining what drives tumor metastasis, as laboratory mice models suggest there are factors inside tumors that can inhibit their own growth. More...
29 Nov 2011

Allosteric Inhibitors Slow Cancer Growth and Block Angiogenesis

Cancer researchers have demonstrated the potential benefits of a chemotherapeutic approach that targets the class of proteins called RAF kinases, which regulate cell proliferation and survival and are often overly active in tumor cells. More...
28 Nov 2011

Experimental Drug Shrinks Ovarian Tumors in Mouse Model

An experimental drug crafted to mimic the activity of the antiangiogenic protein thrombospondin-1 dramatically reduced the size of ovarian tumors in a mouse model of the human disease. More...
28 Nov 2011

New Life Forms Created by Reprogrammable Cells

British scientists are leading a bold research project to develop an in vivo biologic cell-equivalent of a computer operating system. More...
28 Nov 2011

Blocking Basigin Binding Prevents Erythrocyte Invasion by Malaria Parasites

The red blood cell protein basigin has been identified as the focus for attachment and invasion of human erythrocytes by the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum. More...
24 Nov 2011
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