Researchers at Georgetown University Medical Center have discovered how a tumor suppressor gene functions in stopping cancer cell growth. The findings, published online today in iOncogene/i, focus on the gene BRCA1, which is mutated in a majority of families who have hereditary breast and/or ovarian cancers, according to senior author Ronit I. Yarden, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Human Science at the School of Nursing (and) Health Studies. "There ...Tuesday, 18 December 2012
BRCA1 Mechanism in Stopping Tumor Cell Growth Identified
Researchers at Georgetown University Medical Center have discovered how a tumor suppressor gene functions in stopping cancer cell growth. The findings, published online today in iOncogene/i, focus on the gene BRCA1, which is mutated in a majority of families who have hereditary breast and/or ovarian cancers, according to senior author Ronit I. Yarden, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Human Science at the School of Nursing (and) Health Studies. "There ...
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