Posts Tagged ‘cancer’
Health & Medicine - Wednesday, September 1, 2010 8:04 - 0 Comments
Without glue, cells tend to go rogue
UC SANTA BARBARA (US)—A protein that helps make cells sticks together also keeps them from dividing excessively, a hallmark of cancer progression. Continue…
- Chinese herbs ease chemo side effects
- Sponge genome wrings out evolutionary clues
- Shuttle keeps cells from going cannibal
- Nano-protein pair kill cancer cells
- Quantum dots detect rare cancer cells
- Computer simulates super-fast protein fold
- Why cells in 3-D may help curb cancer
- Advice to quit smoking stops too soon
- Tanning ingredient ‘glues’ post-op wounds
- Exercise enhances cancer treatment
- How to kill cancer cells, spare healthy ones
- Nanosponge delivers better than injection
- Cancer cells ignore their internal clocks
- Fluorescent compounds make tumors glow
- Virus trained to seek and destroy cancer
- Smoking addiction may be in the genes
- Diet, lifestyle poorly predict Vitamin D levels
- DNA repair model confirmed after 26 years
- Eating veggies protects some more than others
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- Hydrogen Bonding Video [Greg Laden's Blog] September 2, 2010
- Another Gulf Oil Rig Has Exploded [Greg Laden's Blog] September 2, 2010
- The Glenn Beck Truth-O-Meter [Dispatches from the Culture Wars] September 2, 2010
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