Sneha Krishnamurthy was a Volunteer Writer for BioNews. She is currently studying for an MSc in Molecular Medicine at Imperial College London, and has always been passionate about writing and communicating her ideas about science. Sneha has previously completed a degree in Biotechnology at PES University, India, where she grew particularly interested in communications,and is always on the lookout for new forms of content to create and consume!
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More human genes have been identified as driving cancer development than previously assumed...
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