A team from Oxford University has developed a new method of isolating cancer stem cells that can then be grown and studied in the laboratory.
The technique could lead to the development of drugs that attack cancer at its root.
Research by British scientists could speed up attempts to wipe out cancer by targeting tumour stem cells.
A team from Oxford University has developed a new method of isolating cancer stem cells that can then be grown and studied in the laboratory.
The technique could lead to the development of drugs that attack cancer at its root.