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Researchers discover a novel cell-to-cell communication network that helps tumors regrow following treatment – Medical Xpress
In the fight against cancers, activating mutations in the RAS family of genes stand in the way of finding viable treatment options. Now, scientists at the University…
In the fight against cancers, activating mutations in the RAS family of genes stand in the way of finding viable treatment options. Now, scientists at the University of Missouri and Yale University have discovered that one of these mutationsoncogenic RAS or RASV12is also responsible for the regrowth of cancer cells following genotoxic therapy treatment, or drugs that cause damage to a cancer cell’s DNA in order to eliminate it from the body.
“Most of our knowledge of how cells respond to DNA damage…
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