Scientists in the UK managed to transform the structure of a microparticle, which, having attached to the structure of malignant cells, suppressed their development, and then destroyed.

On the medicalxpress portal. com reported that specialists from Cardiff University in the UK have managed to program a respiratory virus known for its attacks on the human respiratory tract to recognize ovarian cancer and destroy it.. During the study, scientists \? Subsequently, the transformed molecule demonstrated the ability to suppress the development and destroy malignant cells..

The author of the study Alan Parker said that an innovative way to treat ovarian cancer could soon be applied in medicine: "

Ovarian cancer is the 9th most common type of cancer that affects women of any age, but more often after 40 years. This neoplasm is diagnosed only in 20% of cases, and is very difficult to treat.. Every year it is found in a quarter of a million women worldwide, and about 150,000 patients per year die..

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