Cancer: Scientists find 129 ‘jumping genes’ that drive tumor growth

April 10, 2019 SCofA 316 Views

In cancer research, scientists usually look for cancer genes by scouring the genome for altered sequences or mutations in DNA. But a new study has now revealed that jumping genes, which customary sequencing overlooks, are also important drivers of tumor growt?
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