A Novel Retinoid-Responsive Growth Suppressor Gene in Breast Cancer (1998)

Title:

A Novel Retinoid-Responsive Growth Suppressor Gene in Breast Cancer

Key words:

TIG3, retinoids

Research Institution:

Case Western Reserve University

Location:

Ohio

Researcher:

Richard L Eckert

Project Description:

Dr. Eckert examined the role of TIG3, a recently identified tumor suppressor gene, in inhibition of breast cancer growth by retinoids and the factors that mediate expression of this gene.

Cancer Site(s)

Breast

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