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4 new cancer genes discovered
Scientists have discovered four new genes that have a significant effect on the development of breast cancer in women. This finding allows doctors to predict the risk of…
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Medicine - Health
120 new cancer genes were identified
An international team of researchers said they have identified approximately 120 new genes related to changes that promote cancer development.
Medicine - Health
Cure cancer with gene therapy
A group of American researchers successfully treated melanoma skin cancer by modifying the genes of white blood cells to attack the cancer.
Cancer
Finding 110 new genes causes breast cancer
The group of authors from the London Cancer Research Institute has shocked the list of 110 genes that increase the risk of breast cancer in women.
Cancer
Identifying mutant genes capable of causing breast cancer
Australian scientists are getting closer to the finish line in understanding the cause of breast cancer, when it first identified the mutations of BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Cancer
Skin cancer is caused by genetic mutations?
Scientists have discovered two gene mutations that appear simultaneously in 71% of malignant melanoma tumors of skin cancer, according to AFP. That's the discovery of Am…
Cancer
New hope for patients with liver cancer
A team of scientists has succeeded in finding the complex mechanism of liver regeneration through studying a protein responsible for gene decoding.
Cancer
Discovering 'gold' of 3 genes associated with breast cancer
Researchers have found three genes associated with the most common form of breast cancer. In particular, one gene plays a role in controlling the growth of malignant tum…
Cancer
Detection of genes that cause ovarian cancer
A group of scientists has discovered new gene variants related to ovarian cancer, Nature Genetics, 19/09, said.
Cancer
Non-smokers still have lung cancer
The research of Mayo Medical University scientists, USA, explains why people who never smoke still get lung cancer.
Cancer
8-year-old boy from brain cancer by gene decoding
Cameron Scott is completely healthy after a year of treating brain tumors by decoding the sequence of cancer genes.