Cancer Gene
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Hope for the treatment of kidney cancer
Kidney cancer usually has no symptoms until it has spread to other organs. This type of cancer is most difficult to treat. New chemical treatments promise to prolong sur…
We have cancer genes, obesity genes and now genes ... divorce
Broken marriage is something no one wants, especially when there is a common bond between them.
Detecting cancer in primitive animals
Every year millions of people around the world are diagnosed with cancer. Each of them dreamed of winning the battle against cancer.
Announcing the largest cancer gene database
The National Cancer Research Institute (NCI) of the United States has just released the largest ever database of cancer-related gene changes.
Detection of gene variants causing esophageal cancer
Esophageal cancer develops when a cell's DNA is mutated, causing the normal function of the cell to break down and it begins to grow uncontrollably.
Detected two culprit genes causing bowel cancer
British scientists believe that they have explained why some families are at risk of incredible high intestinal cancer through DNA analysis of 20 people with a family hi…
Decoding the gene sequence of pancreatic cancer
According to the October 25 report of the Garvan Medical Research Institute in Sydney, Australian scientists have decoded the gene of pancreatic cancer, potentially open…
Detection of new breast cancer gene
New research by Finnish scientists said they identified a new gene that could increase the risk of breast cancer.
Discovery in mitochondria opens new research on cancer
Researchers at the Massey Cancer Center at Virginia Commonwealth University have discovered an important mechanism in mitochondria that is involved in causing cancer and…
Tomatoes and anti-AIDS drugs help treat cancer
Swedish scientists have discovered that a combination of tomato genes and anti-AIDS drugs can destroy cancer cells.
Real numbers for cancer
Three out of every five people have a prognosis of cancer in a certain period of life and one in five will die from cancer.
People who challenge all diseases
An Ecuadorian dwarf community seems to be immune to all kinds of diseases, especially cancer, and has a very long life.
Can predict the risk of cancer through genes that govern skin color
Most people with pale skin, red hair and many freckles know that they should apply a thick layer of sunscreen to avoid skin cancer. A set of three new research projects…
Anti-cancer genes may slow down aging
Protein p53 is known to have an anti-cancer role in cells. A Spanish study in rats has found that combining this protein with the Arf protein will slow aging.