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In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch' - Vimarsana News

In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch'

In a health breakthrough, scientists at the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center in Sacramento, California, have identified a protein on the CD95 receptor that can “program" cancer dells to die.

In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch' - Vimarsana News

In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch'

The receptor, called CD95, could improve the effectiveness of immune-based therapies.

In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch' - Vimarsana News

In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch'

The receptor, called CD95, could improve the effectiveness of immune-based therapies.

In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch' - Vimarsana News

In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch'

The receptor, called CD95, could improve the effectiveness of immune-based therapies.

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In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch' - Vimarsana News

In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found 'kill switch' triggers death of cancer cells: 'One-two punch'

The receptor, called CD95, could improve the effectiveness of immune-based therapies.