Investigation of the Influence of Peanut Agglutinin (PNA) on Cancer Cell Metastatic Spread (2010)

Title:

Investigation of the Influence of Peanut Agglutinin (PNA) on Cancer Cell Metastatic Spread

Key words:

peanut agglutinin, cancer survival

Research Institution:

Univeristy of Liverpool

Location:

United Kingdom

Researcher:

Lu-Gang Yu

Project Description:

This laboratory study is investigating the possible influences of the peanut protein agglutinin (PNA) promoting the spread of tumor cells to remote sites and enhancing metastasis.

Cancer Site(s)

Colon/Rectum

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