Cancers
‘Undruggable’ Cancers Potentially Treatable By Targeting Growth Signals
Scientists discovered a compound that could slow down cancer growth in a number of different cancer cell lines. It involves targeting growth-related defects in a cell-signaling pathway called RAS/MAPK.
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