S. Korea Scientists Identify Liver Cancer Gene, Develop Drugs
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
South Korean researchers report discovery of the gene responsible for causing liver cancer. The team of university researchers said they developed a chemical compound capable of targeting the TM4SFS gene and keeping it from growing out of control. An announcement by the researchers said they are looking for a business partner to conduct clinical trials on the drugs. (Click here for more
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