Yale Studies Could Lead to Improved Treatment of Cancer
Two new studies led by researchers from Yale have discovered new information about the ALK receptor (anaplastic lymphoma kinase molecule) and the role it plays in cancer formation. The studies have made progress in determining ALK’s structure status as a receptor protein. Their findings were published in “Nature.” The codirector of the Cancer Biology Institute, Joseph Schlessinger, is a senior author of one of the studies. Yale School of Medicine assistant professor of pharmacology Daryl Klein is the senior author of the second study. A postdoctoral associate in Klein’s laboratory, Tongqing Li, stated that ALK was one of the receptor…











