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From The Labs

How does ZR make cancer happen? Locking brain development in immature state can drive tumor growth

April 9, 2026 brain development,  ependymoma,  founder clone,  pediatric brain cancer,  Research,  ZFTA-RELA (ZR) fusion-positive ependymoma,  ZR tumor

The findings suggest potential new approaches to treat these aggressive and chemo-resistant tumors.

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Cell cluster of triple-negative breast cancer. Courtesy of the C. Cheng lab From the Labs: Breast cancer cell clusters

Healthy Habits: A DOC-umentary Series

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