More than 400 'blind spots' in DNA which could hide cancer-causing gene faults have been identified by Cancer Research UK scientists. Their research is published in iCancer Research/i. The researchers found hidden faults in areas that are tricky for gene-reading technology to decode. This technique, which unravels cancer's genetic blueprint, is an important part of the research that scientists carry out to understand more about cancer's biology. By ...Saturday 15 November 2014
Multiple DNA 'Blind Spots' That may Hide Cancer-Causing Mistakes Uncovered
More than 400 'blind spots' in DNA which could hide cancer-causing gene faults have been identified by Cancer Research UK scientists. Their research is published in iCancer Research/i. The researchers found hidden faults in areas that are tricky for gene-reading technology to decode. This technique, which unravels cancer's genetic blueprint, is an important part of the research that scientists carry out to understand more about cancer's biology. By ...
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