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4 easy steps to get started with your in vivo cancer research project

Posted on November 13, 2018
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Whether you are a fresh cancer research scientist or a senior expert, the idea behind designing an outstanding and publishable original research remains the same if we are talking about the basics of developing and designing research projects. In fact, it is way easier than you would think. In this...Read more

How tumor microenvironment shapes personalized medicine

Posted on October 8, 2018
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Personalized medicine was first described in 2005 when cancer therapy has been shown to be well-defined in subgroups of patients having the same tumor. This had led to extensive research where it turned out to be that patients had the same cancer phenotype differ in their disease molecular subtypes with...Read more

Hormonal therapy in breast cancer

Posted on March 11, 2018
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Breast cancer still remains one of the most causes of death worldwide among women patients. The incidence rate is still high in Europe and each year 350,000 new cases are diagnosed and 13,000 death cases are registered. It has been documented that predisposing risk factors such as age, environmental, lifestyle,...Read more

How MicroRNAs can positively regulate their targets in cancer

Posted on October 21, 2016
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Gene post-transcriptional regulation has been one of the most extensively studying approaches towards elucidating tumor molecular pathology. The expression of genes is regulated by multiple mechanisms. However, the majority are believed to be tightly regulated by microRNAs (miRNAs). MiRNAs represent a class of interesting discoveries that revolutionized our understanding of...Read more

Cancer surgery as a potential source of metastasis.!

Posted on March 17, 2016
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It is well known that colorectal cancer (CRC) remains a big global challenge. Although the last decade has tremendously moved cancer research huge steps forward, the number of death cases has not decreased that much. The growing trend of death cases has made CRC the third leading cause of cancer-related...Read more

Cancer cells can now be converted into immune cells. A new study reveals the puzzle.!

Posted on November 4, 2015
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Once again, Science dazzles us in less than a month after Copenhagen university super findings of potential usage of malaria vaccination as an anti-cancer agent to an extremely interesting scientific story lead by Richard Lerner et al at Scripps Research Institute in United States. ” leukemic cells are now immune cells, and they fight selectively each...Read more

Can we beat cancer by malaria?

Posted on October 20, 2015
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What a magnificent achievement.! A couple days ago Cell press journal has released potential findings targeting human cancer and this time nailed by Copenhagen University. Not far from the Brazilian wasp Polybia Paulista discovery of possible MP1 anti-cancer activity, Malaria researcher professor Ali Salanti and his team, at Copenhagen University, have revealed a...Read more

STATINS: Shall we reconsider them in cancer?

Posted on October 10, 2015
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For a long time, statins have been used as the drug of choice for the prevention of cardiovascular complications in patients with high cholesterol blood levels. Their unique mechanism of action, which was believed to be involved in reducing the vascular inflammatory process, has led this family of drugs accidentally...Read more