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06-29-2010, 11:22 AM
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"Shielded" Ovarian Cancer Cells May Survive Chemotherapy
Cancer Research UK scientists have discovered certain ovarian tumour cells that are resistant to chemotherapy can survive a first round of treatment and go on to "re-grow" the cancer. This could help explain why the disease can be difficult to treat, according to new research published in Oncogene ...
    
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