Researchers have identified more than 80 tiny mutations that increase risk of cancers following the biggest ever search of the human genome for cancer-causing DNA errors. The results, which double the number of known genetic alterations linked to breast, ovarian and prostate cancer, were unveiled in a dozen scientific papers published in journals in Europe and the United States. The three hormone-related cancers are diagnosed in over 2.5 million people ...Saturday, 30 March 2013
Researchers Find Over 80 Mutations During Their Search for Cancer-Causing DNA Errors
Researchers have identified more than 80 tiny mutations that increase risk of cancers following the biggest ever search of the human genome for cancer-causing DNA errors. The results, which double the number of known genetic alterations linked to breast, ovarian and prostate cancer, were unveiled in a dozen scientific papers published in journals in Europe and the United States. The three hormone-related cancers are diagnosed in over 2.5 million people ...
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