St. Jude study reveals how an enzyme puts the brakes on aggressive disease

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Researchers led by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital scientists have worked out how a crucial cancer-related protein, a “histone writer” called Ezh2, plays a role in suppressing as well as driving the most aggressive form of the brain tumor medulloblastoma.

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