One of the tenets associated with cancer advocates that the inactivation of oncogenes leads to remission of the tumors, implying that oncogenes would be the real Achilles heel of cancer. This model has kept the oncogenes as a therapeutic target clear and...
The loss of cell polarity and cancer are two processes are related, although there is no direct evidence to explain this correlation. In stem cells, loss of cell polarity and consequently, the alteration of the division process could produce cells unable...
The cover image of the international edition of the February 13 issue of the journal Angewandte Chemie German represents a new form of DNA helices formed by three researchers who have described CSIC, Institute of Biomedical Research of the PCB and the...
Cancer, such as biological process that goes beyond the laws of development and cellular growth, requires relocation process and investigate molecular mechanisms that lead to uncontrolled cell division, genomic instability and tumor development. The...
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