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Mass Spectroscopy Used to Screen Serum for Biomarkers

Researchers have developed a new technique for identifying rare proteins in blood serum that may assist in efforts to identify biomarkers for cancer and other diseases. More...
30 Jun 2004

Chimeric Molecule Shows Chemotherapy Potential

A recent study describes the development of a new cancer chemotherapy method based on a genetically engineered fusion molecule that is a combination of a specific anti-cancer cell monoclonal antibody on one end and a major histocompatibility complex (MHC) viral antigen on the other. More...
30 Jun 2004

Cancer Patients Receive Nano-engineered Therapy

A phase IIa clinical trial is underway in Singapore to evaluate the performance of a radioactive 32-phosphorus micro particle, called BrachySil, in regressing otherwise inoperable liver tumors. More...
25 Jun 2004

Collaboration to Use Genomic Techniques to Study Cancer

Two U.S. companies have agreed to collaborate on a project designed to promote the use of advanced genomic techniques for the study of cancer development. More...
23 Jun 2004

Cigarette Smoke and Saliva Form a Toxic Mix

Researchers have found that carcinogenic components of cigarette smoke mix with saliva to create a toxic mixture that is more likely to cause cancer than the cigarette smoke alone. More...
23 Jun 2004

Chemotherapy Response Linked to Two Genes

Cancer researchers have shown that genetic variation in two genes that code for DNA repair enzymes are linked to the survival time of patients receiving platinum-based chemotherapy for nonsmall cell lung cancer More...
23 Jun 2004

Genes Required for Cancer Cell Transformation Found

Researchers studying the molecular biologic mechanisms responsible for the transformation of normal cells into cancer cells have identified a core group of 67 genes whose activity is required for transformation to occur. More...
22 Jun 2004
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