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Mutated genes and rogue proteins can reveal new ways to treat breast cancer

May 10, 2017 Ana Rodríguez 0 Comments Breast Cancer, breast tumor, mass spectrometry, personalized treatments, proteogenomics, tumor xenograft

Scientists are puzzled by mysteries such as, why a certain drug that induced one tumor to shrink in one patient did not affect the growth

From the Labs features a cluster of metastatic cancer cells found in the blood of mice with breast cancer tumors. Image courtesy of the Dr. Xiang Zhang lab.

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Baylor College of Medicine experts share advice on how to stay prepared throughout hurricane season.