 MedIndia | US researchers find way to reduce stem cell loss during cancer treatment Xinhua Scientists have long known that when normal cells accumulate significant amount of DNA damage, such as during cancer therapy, the tumor suppressor p53 is ... Newly-Found Gene to Improve Cancer Therapies |
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 Eureka! Science News | Cold Viruses Could Be Cancer Fighters MedPage Today 26 issue of Nature, O'Shea and colleagues described a novel method used by adenoviruses to inactivate p53, in addition to a viral trick that was first ... The Common Cold Virus Could Create a Revolutionary New Cancer Treatment |
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 Ha'aretz | Quark Pharmaceuticals and Major Pharmaceutical Company Enter into Licensing ... MarketWatch (press release) The gene target of QPI-1002, p53, is a major player in apoptotic cell death; its temporary suppression rescues cells, prevents them from dying in conditions ... Novartis licenses Quark siRNA drug Quark Signs $680M siRNA Drug Deal with Novartis Silence Therapeutics: Partner Quark Signs Option Pact With Novartis |
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In the common cold, scientists find new hope for cancer treatment TIME (blog) Previous research has shown that the "p53" protein is both a tumor suppressor, preventing cancer growth, and also important for keeping adenoviruses in ... |
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Gene variations may have breast cancer role, team says BBC News "Breast cancer genes have been identified, for example BRCA1, BRCA2, P53, ATM. These genes have been identified with breast cancer susceptibility but mainly ... |
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QualityStocks: QualityStocks News - LifeVantage Corp. (LFVN.OB) Announces ... Trading Markets (press release) The study, titled "The Chemopreventive Effects of Protandim: Modulation of p53 Mitochondrial Translocation and Apoptosis during Skin Carcinogenesis," ... |
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 MedIndia | Viral Suppression of Cell Defenses MD News (press release) Researchers have discovered a mechanism by which adenoviruses breach cellular defenses, and this could help explain how p53 tumor-suppressor genes are ... Could the Common Cold Conquer Cancer? Cold Virus Tested In Cancer Fight Cancer Cells can be Targeted and Disrupted by Common Cold Virus? |
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p53 nuclear accumulation and ERalpha expression in ductal hyperplasia of ... 7thSpace Interactive (press release) The importance of several molecular markers in breast cancer has been of considerable interest during recent years such as p53 and estrogen receptor alpha ... |
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 Nature.com (blog) | Delivering a knockout Science News The process is known to geneticists as “knocking out” a gene; in this case, the gene encodes a powerful anticancer protein known as p53. ... Gene targeting could speed the return of the lab ratlike - August 11, 2010 |
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Significance of Aurora B overexpression in hepatocellular carcinoma 7thSpace Interactive (press release) Mutations of the p53 and beta-catenin genes were analyzed in 134 and 150 tumors, respectively, by direct sequencing of exon 2 to exon 11 of p53 and exon 3 ... |
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