Scientists manage to 'turn off' cancer genes
A group of scientists have managed to develop an effective transport system for molecules that can turn off hyperactive and growth-inducing genes in cancer cells.
by Stefan Singh Kailay
An international group of scientists have developed a nano-particle with the ability to enter cancer cells to deliver two so-called siRNA molecules that interfere with two genes, known as VEGF and KSP, which play an important part in the development and growth of cancerous cells.
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