New protein could help cancer fight

A new protein has been discovered in humans which could play an important role in diagnosing cancer, scientists said today.

New protein could help cancer fight
Thu, 01 May, 2008 - 15:16

A new protein has been discovered in humans which could play an important role in diagnosing cancer, scientists said today.

The protein, named hSSB1, helps repair damage to DNA which can indicate the presence of disease.

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