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Image credit: Chandrasekhar Kanduri and Meena Kanduri, University of Gothenburg at Sargrenska Institute
Researchers at the University of Gothenburg have discovered a previously unknown mechanism
In a research article published in the journal, scientists in Gothenburg described their findings
This protein, called HnRNPK, binds to messenger rna (mRNA), which is coded for
Changes in tumor growth
"Maintaining RNA isolation from these two genes can promote tumor growth
The study also showed that, similarly, the HnRNPK protein binds to mRNAs from several other genes, preventing the formation
This finding provides room to indirectly influence the FGF-2 growth factor, which is known to be key
Fewer side effects
Corresponding author Meena Kanduri, Sahlgrenska said, "Given the critical role of FGF-2 in normal human development, there are too many side effects associated with using drugs that directly target growth factors
More research is needed to validate the portability
