BCR: Targeting Collagen XIII Protein Is Expected to Successfully Treat Breast Cancer Metastasis

Recently, researchers from the University of Kentucky found that targeting a protein called collagen XIII  may effectively inhibit the metastasis of breast cancer. And the article related was published on Breast Cancer Research.   Breast cancer begins in epithelial cells, cells that are arranged in organs and tissues of the body. In general, most of the epithelial cells die when detached from the extracellular matrix. This type of programmed cell…

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Cancer Res: Cancer Stem Cells May Use Normal Genes to “Do Evil”

CDK1 is a normal protein that drives cells through the replication cycle, while MHC class 1 molecule is also a normal molecule that exhibits a small amount of protein on the cell surface for examination by the immune system; Recently, scientists from the University of Colorado Cancer Center found that a group of cancer cells labeled with MHC class 1 molecule and high levels of CDK1 are extremely unusual. In…

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