Tumor cells have developed the capabilities to thrive in harsh conditions by going into a sluggish dividing or dormant mode. Dr. Aaron Schimmer...
Cancer Cells "Hibernate Like Bears" When Evading Chemotherapy
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New Medicine Prevents Growth of Cancer Cells
A recently formulated drug has been shown to starve cancer cells by targeting the mitochondria or the "power house" of the cell. The mitochondrion is a two-dimensional organelle that is present in most eukaryotic organisms. Cells with mitochondria exist in certain multicellular species. By inhibiting the reading of genetic material…
Link Found Between Non-Smoker Lung Cancer and Mouth Bacteria
In a new study from BMJ, particular types of bacteria appear to be linked to heightened risk of lung cancer. Around one in four cases of lung cancer occurs in non-smokers. However the scientists say...
The AI Microscope That Detects Cancer Within Minutes
Researchers at Rice University and the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center developed the modern microscope...
Promising Treatment Could Selectively Kill Cancer Cells
More than 20,000 people die of lymphoma every year in the United States. Lymphoma is a category of cancers that originate in immune system cells called lymphocytes that battle infection...
Artificial Intelligence May Help Us Identify Cancer
Researchers from the University of Kent have developed a computer algorithm that can identify differences in cancer cell lines based on microscopic images. The...