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Rearranging genomic structure rewires gene control in cancer

November 14, 2019November 14, 2019 Ana Rodríguez 0 Comments Cancer, cancer genetics, Cancer Genome Atlas, DNA methylation, epigenetics, genomic structural variation, immune infiltration, Research

Widespread DNA damage is common in the cancer genome. Understanding the mechanisms that lead to it is of great interest to cancer physicians and scientists

From the Labs features an image of autofluorescence of pollen from Lilium orientalis "Stargazer." Image courtesy of J. Kirk/ OiVM.