Research Points To Potential Chink In Cancer's Armor

Tuesday, October 6, 2009 - 10:21 in Biology & Nature

Scientists in the UK have successfully silenced the JNK2 gene that appears essential to cancer cell survival. The researchers used a process called RNA interference to target the JNK2 gene in both cancer and healthy cells. The cancer cells died but the healthy cells were unaffected.

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