Gene variant linked to breast cancer metastasis discovered
The identification of a common gene variant found in 70 percent of white women suggests breast cancer metastasis may be a hereditary disorder...
Grace Woolston is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews. Grace has a BSc in Biomedical Genetics and is continuing their studies at Newcastle University, where they are currently undertaking an MRes in Epidemiology.
The identification of a common gene variant found in 70 percent of white women suggests breast cancer metastasis may be a hereditary disorder...
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