The host was given a better chance at survival if the cancer tissue showed infiltration of inflammatory cells, in particular lymphocytic reactions.

The EPR effect helps to carry the nanoparticles and spread inside the cancer tissue.

They appear in many cancer tissues and are thought to be involved in the early stages of cancer.

The clinical trials showed little evidence of anti-tumor with insufficient activation, persistence and homing to cancer tissue.

It involves the surgical excision of cancer tissue from the lung.

This often happens to cancer patients because the powerful chemicals used to kill the cancer tissue depress the blood forming system.

The presence of mycoplasma was first reported in samples of cancer tissue in the 1960s.

For example, a sample of cancer tissue taken from the breast is expected to be made up of breast cells.

Robotic surgery carried out using tiny nanotechnology motors will leave no scars and yet destroy cancer tissue much more effectively.

Using the images from the ultrasound to identify the cancer tissue, the surgeon can limit damage to normal prostate tissue.