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A new paradigm in the way we look at cancer with important implications on how we treat it is about to be published in the British Journal of Cancer 1 by Portuguese, Belgian and American researchers. The group use a mathematical approach to reveal how by changing the dynamics of interaction between the cancer cells and those of the affected tissue it is possible to control and even potentially ...

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PI3K At The Clinical Crossroads | Cover Story | Chemical & Engineering News

PI3 kinases are obvious targets for researchers developing cancer drugs. Formally known as phosphatidylinositol-3 kinases, the enzymes are involved in a laundry list of functions that contribute to the ability of cells to thrive. By adding a phosphate to signaling molecules, they set off a chain reaction that can lead to protein synthesis, cell survival, cell migration, and blood vessel growth....

Chemical & Engineering News Digital Edition - February 25, 2013

FIFTEEN YEARS AGO, two fraud cases sent shock waves through the world of photography, helping to trigger a revolution in photo conservation science. Long dismissed by the art establishment as a second-tier medium, “photography used to fight for space in galleries,” says James M. Reilly , director of the Image Permanence Institute in Rochester, N.Y. But by the 1990s the prestige—and price tags—o...

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