2023-07-27 17:56:30
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A new protein identified to help in the fight once morest cancer
Duration of 10 minutes10 minThe particle accelerator at the Canadian Synchrotron Radiation Center in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.PHOTO: Radio-Canada / Alexis Lalemant
The Canadian Synchrotron Light Centre, located at the University of Saskatchewan, has participated in the discovery of a protein that influences the evolution of cancers.
According to researcher and undergraduate student at the Okanagan campus of the University of British Columbia, Alexis Gauvin, the Center played a vital role in the discovery, by providing details on the structure of the protein.
According to Alexis Gauvin, the discovery would reduce the intensity of certain types of cancer.
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