‘Jekyll-and-Hyde’ protein may be the key to stopping cancer metastasis
The researchers explained that E2F’s double nature is controlled by two slightly different enzymes
One of the deadliest aspects of a cancerous tumor is its ability to grow and spread, assimilating and destroying healthy cells throughout the body. Controlling this lethal expansion, known as metastasis can be a difficult endeavor. But now, researchers have revealed that a notoriously fickle protein may be the key to stopping cancer’s rapid development. More...
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