Protein ‘can boost immunity to cancer’

Scientists have found a protein they believe can help boost immunity to cancer and viruses.

Protein ‘can boost immunity to cancer’
Sat, 18 Apr, 2015 - 01:00
Nina Massey

Researchers from Imperial College London say the discovery could open the door to new therapies.

The discovery surprised them as until now the new protein had no known function, and did not resemble any other protein.

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