Cancer Gene Therapy
Understanding Tumor-Suppressor Protein Function May Someday Lead to Treatment
Published in Cancer Weekly, May 25th, 1998
Ultimately, by understanding how both the normal and the damaged gene work, scientists may be able to find ways to interfere with the development of cancer.
Charles Brenner, PhD, assistant professor of microbiology and immunology, and a member of Jefferson's Kimmel Cancer Center, and his colleagues at the University of Texas in San Antonio, and at the University of Sheffield in England have distinguished between potential mechanisms by which the FHIT...
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