A new study by researchers at Israel's Technion's cancer research center have discovered two cancer suppressing proteins that could hold a key to controlling the growth of cancer cells. The study was conducted in the Haifa laboratory of 2004 Nobel Prize winner Prof. Aaron Ciechanover. The two cancer suppressing proteins are p50 and KPC1. The p50 protein is produced in many body cells and encourages inflammation, which has been proven to be a factor in ...Monday 13 April 2015
Cancer Breakthrough: Proteins can Control Growth of Cancer Cells
A new study by researchers at Israel's Technion's cancer research center have discovered two cancer suppressing proteins that could hold a key to controlling the growth of cancer cells. The study was conducted in the Haifa laboratory of 2004 Nobel Prize winner Prof. Aaron Ciechanover. The two cancer suppressing proteins are p50 and KPC1. The p50 protein is produced in many body cells and encourages inflammation, which has been proven to be a factor in ...
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