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: Instapundit.comFASTER, PLEASE: Study: Blocking ?rogue gene? may stop cancer spread. ?The culprit gene, called WW?
By Glenn Reynolds
FASTER, PLEASE: Study: Blocking “rogue gene” may stop cancer spread. “The culprit gene, called WWP2, is an enzymic bonding agent found inside cancer cells, the researchers explained in their study, published in the journal Oncogene on Monday. It attacks and breaks down a naturally-occurring protein in the body which normally prevents cancer cells from spreading. In tests in the laboratory, the UEA team found that by blocking WWP2, levels of the natural inhibitor protein were boosted and the cancer cells remained dormant.”
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on January 25, 2011 (boomark / email).
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