In the last few decades, scientists have come to attribute an immunological explanation to many cancers.
Cancer
The brakes of inflammation
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Posted in Biology
One Step Closer To Unlocking Mysteries Of Cancer Drug Development
Chemistry professor Carla Mattos spends much of her time studying a protein known as RAS. It is important in cell proliferation, and until recently has been completely elusive as a drug target, she told News@Northeastern’s Angela Herring.
Tagged with: Cancer, Carla Mattos, Chemistry, College of Science, Northeastern University
Posted in Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Posted in Chemistry and Chemical Biology
New Chemistry Professor Researching Better Ways To Treat Cancer
It has been a whirlwind 10 months for new Northeastern University professor Carla Mattos. She moved to Boston, set up a new lab in structural biology, and won a highly competitive grant for a piece of new equipment that will expand research opportunities for the entire Northeastern community.
Tagged with: Cancer, Carla Mattos, Chemistry, College of Science, Northeastern University
Posted in Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Posted in Chemistry and Chemical Biology