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Protein Shows Promise as Bladder Cancer Biomarker

Researchers at the in Jacksonville and the University of Michigan have identified a protein which is present in the urine of patients, but absent in other individuals. The discovery of this potential moves scientists closer to developing improved diagnostic tools for finding the disease while it is still in the early . The same protein has also been linked to and ovarian cancers in previous studies. A report on the research is due to be published in the July 6, 2007, edition of the .

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Published by Lisa on Tuesday 26 June 2007 at 7:15 am - permalink
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