Pretesting tumors: long derided, test-tube screening for cancer-drug sensitivity slowly gains acceptance

Article Abstract:

The method of testing cancer drugs for effectiveness in a test tube is slowly being accepted by doctors. The technique had suffered a setback in the 1970s when studies revealed many difficulties. However, improvements have been made which made it practical and acceptable.

Testing, Antineoplastic agents

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Gene scenes

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the use of magnetic resonance imaging to view the glowing effect which occurs when a particular gene in the DNA of frogs is activated. The use of this discovery for the treatment of tumors is discussed.

Analysis, Usage, DNA, Magnetic resonance imaging, Cell research, Cytological research

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An inside job: IL-12 attacks tumors on two fronts, but can it win the battle?

Article Abstract:

Interleukin-12 promises to boost the fight against cancer. The chemical messenger activates killer T cells while inhibiting the growth of new blood vessels in solid tumors.

Interleukins

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