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MAY 28 , 2008 |
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| Fruit Fly Protein Acts as Decoy to Capture Tumor Growth Factors, Find Penn Researchers | ||
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How Argos, a fruit fly protein, acts as a ‘decoy’ receptor, binding and neutralizing growth factor molecules (green) that promote the progression of cancer. Image Courtesy: Mark Lemmon, PhD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Download higher-resolution version (381 KB, JPEG, 72 DPI) |
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