ecancermedicalscience and the ReDo Project

ecancermedicalscience editor's choice for July and August 2014

Treatment options in adult chronic idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura: Panel discussion

Biochips separate cancer cells from blood cells

Importance of understanding cell movements in studying cancer, as shown by the zebra fish

Mechanobiology and cell microenvironments

Mechanobiology and cancer microbiology

Integration of engineering and biology

Mechanobiological approach and understanding the 3D architecture of cancer

Cytoskeletal structures and the mechanics of cell matrix adhesion

Melanoma live: Making patient-focused therapy decisions

ReDO project finds ways of repurposing generic drugs as beneficial cancer treatments