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Published: March 21, 2008
Shutting down a disease
From Staff Reports
Researchers at the OU Cancer Institute say they have found a way to turn off a protein in cancer cells that causes tumors to grow.

The new approach could lead to better and more complete therapies for colon cancer patients. The research appears this month in the online version of the journal Gastroenterology.

What did they find? Cancer biologists Dr. Courtney Houchen and Shrikant Anant and their research ...

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