Molecular Medicine Israel

Cancer, Genetics, Techniques

Targeting a Long Noncoding RNA in Breast Cancer

A study of a specific long noncoding RNA in a mouse model of breast cancer shows that knockdown of its expression suppresses metastasis.

Original Source Article

Joshua T. Mendell, M.D., Ph.D.

06/09/2016

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