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Cancers caused by bacterial toxin might be preventable – News-Medical.net
Studying DNA mutations in cancers can help clarify how cancers develop and what makes cancer cells different from normal, healthy cells.
Studying DNA mutations in cancers can help clarify how cancers develop and what makes cancer cells different from normal, healthy cells. The team of scientists from Duke-NUS’ Cancer and Stem Cell Biology (CSCB) programme, specifically wanted to look more closely at Asian cancers to expand the list of 65 currently known mutation patterns found in cancers. Scientists expect there are still some rare mutation patterns that have yet to be discovered.
The researchers examined 872 colorectal lesions …
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