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Scientists develop gene-editing technology that eliminates EV-A71 RNA viruses

Scientists develop gene-editing technology that eliminates EV-A71 RNA viruses
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Existing cancer drugs can be regenerated to fight certain aggressive cancers: Study, ET HealthWorld

Reporting their findings based on laboratory experiments and preclinical animal studies, the scientists found that ponatinib helped to shrink bone tumours (a type of ALT cancer) without causing weight loss, a common side effect associated with cancer drugs. In mice with tumours treated with ponatinib, they found a reduction in a biomarker for ALT cancer as compared to untreated mice. The findings are published in the scientific journal Nature Communications.

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Study reveals potential to repurpose existing cancer drugs for combating aggressive forms of cancer

This cancer category, making up 15% of all cancers, is especially prevalent in aggressive tumors like osteosarcomas and glioblastomas in the brain.

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Existing cancer drugs can be regenerated to fight certain aggressive cancers: Study

Existing cancer drugs can be regenerated to fight certain aggressive cancers: Study
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Existing cancer drugs can be regenerated to fight certain aggressive cancers: Study

Existing cancer drugs can be regenerated to fight certain aggressive cancers: Study
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