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Possible Tumor-Supressant Gene Identified

A team of Austrian scientists of the Institute of Biochemistry and the Center for Molecular Biosciences of the University of Innsbruck might have found a way to suppress a powerful oncogene, a recent study shows. The oncogene in question is in... (Continue reading)

A New Approach in Understanding the Metastatic Process

In an effort of understanding the mechanisms of the metastasis, researchers at the Institute Curie in Paris came up with a theory that suggests that every biological tissue regulates to a preferred pressure called homeostatic pressure and that an increased... (Continue reading)

A More Effective Tumour Inhibiting Protein

Associated with aggressiveness in some of the most common types of cancer, HIF (the hypoxia-inducible factor) is produced by cells in tumors, in their regions that have low levels of oxygen and are said to be hypoxic due to poor... (Continue reading)

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Breast Cancer Prevention trough Healthy Food Habits

Statistics showing that women in the US have higher risks of developing breast cancer than women in China or Japan and that breast cancer risks for Asian women that migrate in the US increases over generations, becoming similar to that... (Continue reading)

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Alcohol Flushing, a Tell Sign for Risk of Esophageal Cancers

Alcohol-induced flushing is caused by an inherited deficiency in an enzyme called aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 (ALDH2) and recent studies show that people with this deficiency are more exposed to the risk of developing esophageal cancer (specifically squamous cell carcinoma) from... (Continue reading)

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A New Weapon Against Tumor Cells

A new drug could prove to be more effective in cancer treatment as tests show that it is about 200 times more active in killing tumor cells. The active agent comes from a class of drugs called bisphosphonates and it... (Continue reading)

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Mechanisms of Src Regulation Revealed

Src is an enzyme from the family of protein tyrosine kinases and it was the first cancer-causing gene discovered at the beginning of the 20th century. It has control over cell metabolism, division and death and while its function is... (Continue reading)

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DNA Repair and Oxidative Stress

The DNA inside cells is under continuous attack from heat, radiation and oxygen and one response of the cell to this outside factors is oxidative stress, which represents an imbalance in cell metabolism and it is related to a sum... (Continue reading)

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Licorice Could Help Prevent Colorectal Cancer

A chemical compound found in licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra root) could be used in the preventive therapies of colorectal cancer (the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the US), as a study conducted by The Vanderbilt University Medical Center and... (Continue reading)

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