National Cancer Institute
U.S. National Institutes of Health | www.cancer.gov

NCI Home
Cancer Topics
Clinical Trials
Cancer Statistics
Research & Funding
News
About NCI
IN THIS ISSUE
Proteomics: Research for the 21st Century

Proteomics in Clinical Trials

Animation/Video

Audio Clips

Photos/Stills

USEFUL CANCER BACKGROUND
Understanding Cancer Series
Show-and-Tell Tutorials

------

NCI Fact Sheets
Briefs on Cancer Topics

------

NewsCenter
Press Releases

------
SEARCH BENCHMARKS
   
  Between these Dates:      
     
     
 
    View All Issues  

MEDIA RESOURCES
Noticias En Español

Understanding Cancer Series

Visuals Online

B-Roll Footage

Radio Broadcasts

Entertainment Resources

BenchMarks
------
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2
Proteomics: Research for the 21st Century

Reported by NCI Press Office Staff
February 7, 2002

A fast-tracked paper on a possible new ovarian cancer screening tool by Lance Liotta , M.D., Ph.D., National Cancer Institute (NCI), and Emanuel Petricoin, M.D., Food and Drug Administration (FDA), appeared electronically in The Lancet on February 7, 2002. BenchMarks interviewed the scientists about this new tool, which employs a technique called proteomics. The researchers talk about the tool, how it was developed, and its potential applicability to screening and treatment for ovarian and other cancers.


Proteomics: Research for the 21st Century

Related Article

Proteomics in Clinical Trials

Reported by Jennifer Michalowski
February 7, 2002

Proteomics - the study of the proteins inside cells - has made its way into cancer trials. New technologies that allow researchers to visualize thousands of proteins at the same time can reveal patterns that may have important clinical implications.


Proteomics in Clinical Trials

Attention, Reporters...
To receive BenchMarks and the news updates as soon as they are posted to the Web, join the NCI News distribution list.
Sign up here!

A Service of the National Cancer Institute
Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health USA.gov