Sentences with phrase «when cancerous»

Leiomyosarcoma is when cancerous tumors form in the stomach or intestinal tract.

When cancerous tumors grow in your dog's intestinal tract, your pet will likely develop marked flatulence.

Some cancer types, even when cancerous cells have traveled to other areas of the body, such as testicular seminoma and leukaemias and lymphomas in children, can have high cure rates if appropriate treatment is provided.

This research has the potential to rapidly reduce breast cancer mortality by mimicking these mechanisms with new drugs and improving prediction of when cancerous cells will grow or metastasize.

Not exact matches

That approach became especially dangerous when a doctor found a lump on his thyroid that turned out to be cancerous.

When placed at the site of a cancerous tumour in a rodent and «activated» by a scope with a light source, the compounds eradicated up to 100 % of cancer cells.

The cancerous cells win out over the healthy blood cells in the bone marrow, which in turn leads to kidney problems when the cancer cells make abnormal proteins instead of antibodies.

When the economy goes wrong, the environment gets polluted, or the cancerous cells multiply, we are told that it was not the simple prescriptions that were at fault, but that the public simply did not trust these enough.

Colorectal cancer occurs when abnormal cells combine to form polyps, which can later become cancerous.

They found that epigallocatechin gallate, or EGCg, which is found in all tea, inhibits the activity of tNOX, an overactive enzyme that interferes with a cell's divide - and - rest cycle, and can facilitate uninterrupted growth of cancerous cells when combined with other factors.

but I will defend him when, for instance, he is called «a cancerous growth»....

When Wenger is sacked, it will not be beaten, as we still have a cancerous owner and board, BUT it will be a landmark day in our revival from near death, caused (though not entirely alone) by Wenger.

At 66, time is running out for me — I started attending in1958 and gave up coming last season, having been a season ticket holder for 40 years plus, going home and away for many years when I was younger — but I want our club in honourable hands again before I die and the cancerous elite that has us by the throat, cut out and defeated by direct fan action.

When I read that the man is a «cancerous growth» and that the wish he is «injured or dead» or that we lose every game for the rest of the season, I cringe that this is coming from an «Arsenal fan».

And what a glorious day it will be when the board finally decide to drop the axe on the cancerous parasite!!!

Babies will NOT always refuse to feed from a cancerous breast, although babies have been known to refuse a breast when the taste of the milk changes or the milk supply decreases due to malignant tissue growth.

When Daddy had emergency surgery on a cancerous tumor in his colon, the doctors told us in the post-op meeting

Two days later, when I pumped and dumped from my cancerous breast for the first time in my life, alone in the dark, after the kids went to bed and before my husband came home from work, I cried because the liquid gold was suddenly a potential poison to my baby and there was nothing I could do about it.

His outlook began to change when a routine colon screening detected that he had been living with stage three cancerous tumors.

When looking for genes that might play important roles in the metabolism of healthy and cancerous liver cells, Wang and his colleagues became interested in a gene called SLC13A5, which produces a protein that transports citrate into cells.

They emphasize that although abnormal tissue growth in endometriosis often spreads throughout the abdominal cavity, the tissue rarely becomes cancerous except in a few cases when ovaries are involved.

When cells become cancerous, tremendous stresses are placed on the cellular machinery responsible for maintaining protein equilibrium — and that machinery is the target of anti-cancer drugs called proteasome inhibitors.

When chlorotoxin is tagged with a fluorescent dye, it will illuminate a tumour — a trick that makes the surgeon's job easier by helping to pinpoint cancerous growth and ensure that all the cancerous cells are removed and healthy tissue spared.

Under the microscope, a skin cell might look cancerous when it really wasn't.

A study in this week's Neuron provides key evidence that DNA methylation — also known to occur as cancerous cells divide, when tumor suppressor genes are silenced — occurs in adult brains and can be triggered by environmental cues.

While often hailed as the future of medicine, stem cells» ability to proliferate carries an inherent danger and the fear has always been that when implanted into a person they could turn cancerous.

First author Adam Skibinski, M.D. / Ph.D., student at Tufts University School of Medicine and the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences at Tufts University, said «We've known for a long time that breast cells can lose their normal identity when they become cancerous, but we are now realizing that normal cells can change their characteristics as well in response to transcription factors like TAZ.

When placed in the vicinity of a cancerous tumor, these tiny delivery robots would release a payload of cancer - fighting medicine.

That's why when a mole looks funny doctors have to remove it, along with a macaroon - size piece of flesh around it, to find out if it's cancerous.

They showed in previous studies with cell cultures that when adding RK - 33 to malignant lung and other cancerous cells that highly express DDX3, proliferation slowed or halted, and the cells» ability to form colonies was impaired.

When cells start going awry, catching cancerous growths early is nearly impossible.

In last week's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the researchers suggest that when the enzyme is knocked out the prostate cells may be more prone to cancerous changes.

When injected into the body, docetaxel doesn't discriminate between healthy and cancerous cells.

The dyes converge onto the diseased cells, and when doctors shine a light of a particular wavelength onto the cancerous area, the dye glows.

Such measurements could be used to sort different types of cells — to distinguish cancerous cells from healthy ones, for example — or to measure how cells change when exposed to drugs.

(When damaged cells continue to grow they may become cancerous.)

When SIRPA contacts CD47 on any other cell, it serves as a safeguard that prevents the macrophage from engulfing the other cell, even if it's cancerous.

Additionally, when the same type of mice on the same diet for 45 weeks, at which point they would have already developed HCC, showed no signs of HCC after treatment with AIM, indicating that cancerous cells were being destroyed.

Researchers gave animal models an oral supplement of spermidine and found that they lived longer and were less likely than untreated individuals to have liver fibrosis and cancerous liver tumors, even when predisposed for those conditions.

The researchers found that CtBP can cause normal human cells to become cancerous when inserted into the cell's DNA.

Sometimes, when genes regulating growth are switched on or off, a cell turns cancerous.

«When he came to us and had the MRI - US fusion - guided biopsy, we were able to target areas that we identified with our radiologists as areas of concern, and one in fact came back as cancerous.

«Recent studies have shown that when transcription factors like MYC are mutated or overabundant, they can have a cancerous effect.

She also collected visceral fat tissue from women undergoing hysterectomies and found that when the fat secretions had more of the FGF2 protein, more of the cells formed cancerous tumors when transferred into mice.

When human lung and bladder cells are grown in the lab, they turn cancerous at a higher rate if exposed to nicotine compounds found in e-cigarettes

However, cancerous tumors are formed when the immune system is unable to remove these diseased cells.

«Scientists show how cancerous cells evade a potent targeted therapy: Significant antitumor activity was shown in cancers when this therapy was combined with an enzyme.»

The other end of the receptor sets off a chain reaction when such a B cell is bound, eventually leading the T cell to destroy the cancerous cell.

«With this approach, cancerous cells and tumors will literally glow and fluoresce when exposed to near - infrared light, giving the surgeon a precise guide about what to remove,» Taratula said.

For years, cancer experts have realized that cancerous cells behave in certain ways like stem cells, unspecialized cells that when exposed to certain signals, can «differentiate.»