A protein that can identify potential bladder cancer patients who could benefit from a treatment that makes radiotherapy more effective, has been identified by scientists in Manchester, revealed a study published in the iBritish Journal of Cancer/i (BJC). The team from The University of Manchester, funded by the Medical Research Council, found that patients whose bladder tumour had high levels of a protein, called 'HIF-1 (and) #945;', were more likely to benefit from ...Thursday, 31 July 2014
'Tumor Softening' Treatment Benefiting Bladder Cancer Patients
A protein that can identify potential bladder cancer patients who could benefit from a treatment that makes radiotherapy more effective, has been identified by scientists in Manchester, revealed a study published in the iBritish Journal of Cancer/i (BJC). The team from The University of Manchester, funded by the Medical Research Council, found that patients whose bladder tumour had high levels of a protein, called 'HIF-1 (and) #945;', were more likely to benefit from ...
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