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Contact: Kara Gavin University of Michigan 734-764-2220 kegavinumich.edu evidence shows EZH2 protein system, such as breast cancer is aggressive and lethal form of the UM, was the team from Harvard University EZH2 helps to form colonies of cancer cells and penetrate tissue in Ann Arbor , Michigan (USA) - How a murderer responsible for killing more, a small protein that has been brought to fatal prostate cancer compound currently involved in fatal breast cancer. And help may soon doctors inform their patients as their cancer tumors are dangerous.The offender has a dual function, called EZH2 appears to help cancer cells invade nearby tissues and form colonies, according to a new study published in the Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences. E is therefore essential for
the aggressive, metastatic forms of breast cancer and prostate cancer, is regulated by steroid hormones. But how many killers are caught, EZH2 also leaves fingerprints - a copy of the protein, which can be easily detected in tumor tissue. In the new study by researchers at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center conducted the level of EZH2 in cancer patients was comparable to the level of cancer risk.The EZH2 there was more, the fatal cancer and the worst outcome for patients. The new results linking EZH2 breast cancer, and describe the mechanism for its role in the spread of cancer, are based on an exhaustive analysis of tissue samples and medical records of 280 patients with breast cancer, UM and studies in cell cultures. The results will be published this
week in the online version of PNAS by a team from the UM, the University of Amsterdam and Harvard Medical School. Group members role previously EZH2 aggressive prostate cancer and metastatic.EZH2 may serve as excellent biomarkers for determining the prognosis of patients with breast cancer more accurately than current methods, the author says Celina G. Kleer, MD, assistant professor of pathology at the UM Medical
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