Antibody Drug Ejects Problematic Proteins from Cancer Cells - Cancer Currents Blog

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Antibody Drug Ejects Problematic Proteins from Cancer Cells 12/13/2023 Antibodies currently used in many cancer treatments have only been able to reach proteins outside of cancer cells. In a new study in mice, scientists found a way to target cancer-fueling KRAS and IDH1 proteins buried inside cancer cells. You are subscribed to the latest posts from Cancer Currents: An NCI Cancer Research Blog from the National Cancer Institute. Update your subscriptions.

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