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Fruitfly as a model for cancer metastases

 
  January, 17 2002 2:35
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Fly cells on the move may reveal clues to cancer metastases

Using neat genetic tricks with fruit flies, scientists from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine have found the key signal that allows a group of normally stationary cells in the ovary to travel, they report in the current issue of Cell.
American Cancer Society, National Institutes of Health

Contact:
Joanna Downer
jdowner1@jhmi.edu
410-614-5105
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions


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