Off by a whisker

Carina Dennis

Nature, 2006, vol. 442, issue 7104, 739-741

Abstract: Much of what we know about cancer comes from studying mice, and potential therapies are tested in the animals. But the differences between the species can scupper the best laid plans of researchers and drug companies, reports Carina Dennis.

Date: 2006
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