NUI Galway scientists make cancer breakthrough

Scientists in Galway have made a breakthrough in cancer research.

NUI Galway scientists make cancer breakthrough
Wed, 16 Mar, 2016 - 11:55

Scientists in Galway have made a breakthrough in cancer research.

The team at NUI Galway have found that a protein, USP9X, contributes to the duplication of DNA in cells and protects from the development of cancer.

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