A molecule called miR-124 in non-small cell lung cancer cells that plays a regulatory role in the cancer cells' fate--determining whether or not the specific subtype of cancer cell will undergo programmed cell death, has been identified by research team at Boston University School of Medicine(BUSM).
The findings, which appear in iScience Signaling/i, may offer a new target in the fight against non-small cell lung cancer.
According to the researchers, the molecule miR-124 causes programmed ...
A molecule called miR-124 in non-small cell lung cancer cells that plays a regulatory role in the cancer cells' fate--determining whether or not the specific subtype of cancer cell will undergo programmed cell death, has been identified by research team at Boston University School of Medicine(BUSM).
The findings, which appear in iScience Signaling/i, may offer a new target in the fight against non-small cell lung cancer.
According to the researchers, the molecule miR-124 causes programmed ...