This past September, Nobel prize-winning research used ‘click’ chemistry to treat dogs with large bone tumors.
The study was published in Molecular Pharmaceutics. It built on a chemical process previously only tested in mice to explore…
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‘Click’ Chemistry Wins Nobel Prize, Treats Dog Bone Cancer
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