Not exact matches
An experimental drug that
targets abnormally
high levels of a
protein linked to cancer growth appears to significantly reduce the proliferation
of prostate cancer cells in laboratory cell cultures and animals, while also making these cells considerably more vulnerable to radiation, according to results
of a study led by Johns Hopkins scientists.
The researchers also are seeking other potential drug
targets in the 50 percent
of patients who don't have
high levels of the anti-death
protein, as well as biomarkers in addition to CA125 that could be used to screen for ovarian cancer.
Breast tumors that are HER2 positive — meaning that they have
high levels of a
protein called HER2 — often respond to
targeted medications, sometimes known as «smart bombs,» like Herceptin.
«When you consume
protein in
levels higher than recommended above, you tend to activate the mTOR (mammalian
target of rapamycin) pathway, which can help you get large muscles but can also increase your risk
of cancer.
Precisely formulated with
targeted levels of protein and fat to support the
high energy
levels of large breed puppies.