From BGR.com….
In recent decades, scientists have made incredible advancements in the fight against cancer. New treatments have been developed and existing treatments have been made more efficient, leading to countless lives saved. However, actually attacking cancer cells and preventing them from taking root in the first place are two very different things.
Now, researchers from the University of Copenhagen have identified the function and purpose of specific proteins within human cells that could offer us a leg up in the fight against fast-spreading cancers. The study was published in the journal Nature, and it may have some far-reaching implications.
