By: Angus Liu From: fiercebiotech.com Cells become cancerous when they divide out of control. Scientists at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the University of Oxford have found a potential way to stop a type of human breast cancer cell from multiplying by targeting a key mechanism that it depends on for division. The breast cancer cells the team …
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