Now, an antibiotic that switches off cancer gene!:
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[Health India]: Washington, Oct 11: A new research conducted by scientists at the Stanford University School of Medicine, suggests that turning off just one cancer-causing gene is enough to eliminate aggressive, incurable liver tumors in mice in just four
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A gene that helps to stave off the effects of multiple sclerosis has been discovered by scientists.
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Certain genes are known to promote cancer, and one such &quot;oncogene&quot; called MYC is commonly activated in liver tumors. Researchers in California have now shown, in
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Cancer cells can revert to harmless cells by switching off a single gene, shows a study of liver cancer in mice. The gene, which produces a protein called MYC - pronounced âmickâ - usually controls cell division.
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Scientists believe they may have found a way to stop the problem of bacteria becoming resistant to drug treatments.
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Scientists in Dundee hope that gene research will aid efforts to reduce medication for cancer patients.
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Researchers at Stanford University in California have been able to reverse incurable liver tumors in mice by switching off the cancer-causing gene.
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Scientists have used a genetic technique to cut cholesterol in mice in a groundbreaking way which could one day be used to treat a range of human illnesses.
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A team of scientists in Glasgow say they have devised a new method of attacking cancer cells.
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Scientists have discovered a new  cancer-causing gene that they believe could be a molecular  master switch for the disease.
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A gel to destroy cervical cancer cells and minimise the threat of disease is under development.
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A team of US researchers successfully turned back advanced melanoma skin cancer by manipulating the genes of white blood cells to get them to attack the cancer, according to a new report.
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Scientists have found a way to prevent bowel cancer from growing.
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A Japanese medical team has found that a form of antibiotic could prevent cancer patients from losing hair during chemotherapy, a doctor involved in the research said Monday.
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Researchers in California have managed to turn off the MYC gene and thus allowing liver cancer cells to revert to being normal healthy.
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Certain genes are known to promote cancer, and one such "oncogene" called MYC is commonly activated in liver tumors. Researchers in California have now shown, in mice, that when the MYC gene is turned off, liver cancer cells become normal.
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They silenced RNA and cut cholesterol in mice, adding that it could open doors to treating other diseases. By EJ Mundell. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10 (HealthDayNews) -- By harnessing a natural gene-silencing mechanism