Scientists and students say they've isolated a calcium-building protein, L-plastin, which is responsible for metastasizing or spreading cancer cells from the original tumor.
Thursday, February 2, 2017
THE BATTLE AGAINST CANCER
Halting the spread of cancer cells might be within grasp, say University of Calgary researchers who've zeroed in on taming a particularly villainous molecule.
Scientists and students say they've isolated a calcium-building protein, L-plastin, which is responsible for metastasizing or spreading cancer cells from the original tumor.
Scientists and students say they've isolated a calcium-building protein, L-plastin, which is responsible for metastasizing or spreading cancer cells from the original tumor.
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