Scientists have developed an experimental system that uses carbon monoxide produced by cancer cells to synthesise potential anticancer drugs. Early laboratory tests showed modest selectivity, but further research is needed before clinical use.
Scientists have developed an experimental system that uses carbon monoxide produced by cancer cells to synthesise potential anticancer drugs. Early laboratory tests showed modest selectivity, but further research is needed before clinical use.
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