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Duke researchers track stem cells for signs of cancer


By watching what two known cancer-promoting proteins did to blood-forming stem cells, Duke researchers believe they have seen one protein speeding up cell division, and another controlling the maturational state of cells that are produced — both hallmarks of cancerous growth.

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3 Responses to “Duke researchers track stem cells for signs of cancer”

  1. comments  or some voice as to tell whts happening ?????????? no good video without ones expert comment!!!!

  2. CrazyFooooooooo on January 14th, 2012 at 2:05 pm

    Shut up you idiot.

  3. Embryo asteroids looks like fun

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