In a recent paper, published in Nature, researchers have discovered that blebbing might be a survival strategy in melanoma cells, […]
In a recent paper, published in the journal Cell Reports, embryologists have discovered how genes in early embryos are switched […]
In a healthy individual, the immune system responds to “foreign” cells (such as cancer) by attacking and eliminating them. Unfortunately, […]
Cancer is a disease of the genome. Environmental factors can certainly influence the growth and spread of cancer, but the […]
According to the British Journal of Cancer, one in two of us will develop cancer in our lifetime. Despite this […]
Researchers have shown that some cancer-causing genetic events are underpinned by regulatory gene activity. The study, published in Nature, highlights […]
Check out the latest Genomics Week in Brief – full of intriguing news and research from the genomics space! Top […]
Genomics has the ability to transform our understanding of cancer, providing researchers with increasingly complex information on tumour heterogeneity and […]
Another layer of complexity has been added to the process of oncogenesis – a normally female-specific developmental process, called X […]
Written by Miyako Rogers, Science Writer A new study, published in Nature, has identified gene fusions with oncogenic potential in […]
