SCIENTISTS believe they may have found a protein to help them develop a breakthrough cancer vaccine.
The body's immune system contains natural killer cells which can attack a protein that drives cancer growth.
Researchers believe that by using this protein known as XPO1 - they may be able to activate more killer cells to destroy the disease, paving the way for new and less invasive treatment.
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