Sentence examples for lost cancer from inspiring English sources

Therefore when BRCA1 is lost cancer cells will no longer activate the mitotic spindle checkpoint protein MAD2 and subsequent activation of the pro-apoptotic JNK pathway, resulting in resistance to anti-microtubule agents.

Politico's headline was "Obamacare: Tom Coburn loses cancer doctor".

While the precise mechanism of cachexia is unclear it is self evident that the inflammatory process is exceedingly strong in weight losing cancer patients [ 32].

In the present study, at baseline, weight-losing cancer patients had less fat, lower leptin concentrations and had increased concentrations of the catabolic mediators cortisol and interleukin-6.

She lost to cancer, but the cancer never won: until the very end, her humor remained -- always one of her best characteristics.

My friend Heidi Handman, lost to cancer; my friend Vic Ziegel, lost to cancer; my friend Jack Newfield, lost to cancer; my Aunt Shirley Wadler, lost to cancer.

Even if cancer cells, especially poorly differentiated cancer cells, lose polarity, cancer cells communicate with stromal cells mostly via extracellular matrix, which can be mimicked by this system.

Some of the participants were cancer survivors; others, like me, were parents of young adults lost to cancer.

Last summer, she buried her daughter, lost to cancer.

In terms of years of life lost to cancer, melanoma ranks second only to adult leukemia.

He lost his cancer battle.