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OHSU scientists uncover key protein for Fanconi anemia, cancer susceptibility

t "shows there may be an even more fundamental connection not only to cancer-causing processes, but to human aging processes generally."

"It shows that the research discipline intersects with new material in very unexpected ways," he added. "And often times, some of the greatest discoveries are the unexpected ones."


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Contact: Jonathan Modie
modiej@ohsu.edu
503-494-8231
Oregon Health & Science University
14-Sep-2003


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