Abstract
Researchers have learned a lot about how Helicobacter pylori digs into the wall of the stomach to cause ulcers, but they knew little about how the bug makes cells malignant--until now. In a study published online by Science this week (www.sciencexpress.org), molecular oncologists have shown exactly how one of the bacterium9s proteins hijacks a signaling pathway in stomach cells, pushing them to change shape and allowing them to move--an early step toward turning cells cancerous.

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