Androgen-Receptor: A New Drug Target In Breast Cancer
New results may help scientists develop treatments for women with a type of breast cancer that currently does not respond to targeted therapies. Some cancers (triple-negative tumors) generally do not respond to receptor-targeted treatments. In recent years, scientists have begun looking for new targets in these “triple-negative” cancers. One that has been identified is the androgen-receptor.
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Filed under: Breast Cancer on May 18th, 2009
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