
Revealing the Truth: Common Chemotherapy Drugs' Unexpected Ineffectiveness
New research challenges the traditional understanding of how microtubule poisons, a class of cancer drugs, work. Instead of simply halting cancer cell division, these drugs alter the process, sometimes causing new cancer cells to die. The study sheds light on why previous attempts to discover new chemotherapy drugs based on stopping cell division have been disappointing. Researchers now suggest focusing on disrupting the cell division process differently to improve cancer treatments.
