Protein converts pancreatic cancer cells back into healthy cells

Scientists working in the area of pancreatic cancer research have uncovered a technique that sees cancerous cells transform back into normal healthy cells. The method relies in the introduction of a protein called E47, which bonds with particular DNA sequences and reverts the cells back to their original state. .. Continue Reading Protein converts pancreatic cancer cells back into healthy cells

Section: Medical

Tags: Cancer, Pancreatic cancer, Purdue University, Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute

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