Cancer cells often delete genes that normally suppress tumor formation. These deletions also may extend to neighboring genes, an event known as “collateral lethality,” which may create new options for development of therapies for several cancers. Scientists at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have discovered that during early cancer development when a...
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The way you move: Tumor cells move differently than normal ones
This is a microscopic image of a tumor cell migrating through collagen. What makes cancer so deadly is its ability to move . The better that doctors can keep tumors contained and protect unaffected organs in the body, the less lethal a cancer will be. So if doctors were able to pinpoint tumor cells and...