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Self-destructing brain tumor cell captured by electron microscopy after treatment with the small molecule KHS101. Credit: Stem Cells and Brain Tumour Group, University of Leeds

Scientists discover chemical that causes brain cancer cells to self-destruct

August 17, 2018 - Updated on August 22, 2018

One of the deadliest cancers may have found its match.

Nobel laureate James E. Rothman discovered that a protein complex (pictured in orange) enables vesicles to fuse with their target membranes. Proteins on the vesicle bind to specific complementary proteins on the target membrane, ensuring that the vesicle fuses at the right location and that cargo molecules are delivered to the correct destination. (Credit: Mattias Karlén/The Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine)

New drug literally blows up the most aggresive brain cancer cells

A new drug causes brain cancer cells in mice to explode. (c) Cell A potentially game changing drug developed by ...

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