The Scientist : Humanizing Protein Splicing [7/6/2004]

Human immunity uses a posttranslational modification previously shown in plants and yeast

The Scientist 2004, 18(11):30

7 June 2004

James Yang, a surgeon working at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Md., looked despondently at a patient's chest CT scan in 1998. Most of Yang's patients have late stage metastasized renal cancer; few of them survive. By the looks of the scan, this patient was in trouble. Metastasized tumors bloomed throughout his chest.

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