More active mitochondria may help chronic myeloid leukemia cells withstand treatment
Researchers in Adelaide and Singapore have uncovered new clues as to why some people with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) respond better to treatment than others, finding that mitochondrial function in cancer cells could be targeted to improve responses.
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