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Basic Science Research
2008
Harold Varmus's Tseng Memorial Lecture focuses on 'Cancer Biology and Cancer Medicine'
Cancer stem cells created with technique developed at Stanford
Stanford researchers unmask proteins in telomerase
New imaging tool can 'see' internal body details 1,000X smaller
2007
Molecular probe 'paints' cancer cells in living animals
Flip of genetic switch causes cancers in mice to self-destruct
Stanford researchers find cancer stem cells in colorectal tumors
Genetic signature predicts recurrence of breast, prostate and other cancers
'Star Trek'-type scanning may reveal genetic activity of tumors
Stanford researchers identify immune dysfunction in melanoma patients
Adult stem cells may have smarts to guard against cancer
2006
Animal model gives scientists insight into possible treatments for lymphedema
Scientists identify protein involved in fast-spreading cancers
New trojan horse strategy for fighting cancer developed at Stanford
National
Cancer Institute Funds New Nanotechnology Center
at Stanford
2005
Stanford Study Reveals Protein's Jekyll-and-Hyde Role in Cancer Growth
New Blood Transplant Method Stops Fatal Side Effect, Stanford Study Finds
Stanford Scientists Develop Probe That May Aid Early Cancer Detection
Leukemia, Infection Tied To Aging Stem Cells, Stanford Researchers Say
True Cancer-Causing Genes Revealed by New Technique, Say Stanford Researchers
Protein That Helps Skin Cancer Spread Identified by Stanford Researchers
2004
Stanford Study Finds New Method Improves Chemotherapy Survival in Mice
New Transplant Method Developed at Stanford May Eliminate Fatal Side Effects
Switch of a Gene Turns Cancer Cells Healthy in Mice, Say Stanford Scientists
Stanford Researcher Declares 'PSA Era Is Over' in Predicting Prostate Cancer Risk
Leukemia Stem Cells Identified by Stanford Researchers
New View of Leukemia Cells Identifies Best Treatment Options
Gene-Based Screen Sorts Cancer Cases, Say Stanford Researchers
Blood Screen May Help Cancer Patients Thwart Radiation Side Effects Say Stanford Researchers
Genetic Screening Study at Stanford ID’s Most Aggressive Adult Leukemia Strains
Imaging Technique Discovered at Stanford Monitors Cancer Cell Proliferation
Wound-Healing Genes Influence Cancer Progression, Say Stanford Researchers
2003
Drug May Treat Previously Incurable Brain Cancer, Say Stanford Researchers
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