The Scientist : Low-Ox Glove Box [19/1/2004]

The Scientist 2004, 18(1):41

19 January 2004

Investigating the cell's response to changes in oxygen levels has become a central goal for cancer researchers, as low-oxygen conditions play a role in the resistance of tumors to radiation and chemotherapy, and are also critical in stimulating blood vessel growth.[1] Scientists studying the genes and proteins involved in oxygen response pathways are increasingly seeking reliable ways to control sample environments.

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