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Liver Cancer

Research breakthrough offers new hope for liver cancer treatment

Published in Cancer Weekly, August 9th, 2005

Scientists at the University of Nottingham announced an important biological breakthrough that could offer new hope in the fight against liver cancer.

Professor John Mayer and Dr. Simon Dawson, in collaboration with colleagues at Japan's Kyoto University, have discovered the function of a new liver oncoprotein - or cancer-causing protein - which could be the first step to finding effective new treatments for the deadly illness.

The research, published in the journal Cancer Cell, centers on the most common malignant liver cancers, hepatocellular carcinomas, which arise from the liver cells themselves. Primary liver cancer is relatively rare in...

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