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Potential Biomarker for Oral Cancers Identified
Researchers using a high-resolution gene mapping technique to investigate chromosomal band 11q13, present in extra copies in a large percentage of oral cancers, have identified a gene that may prove to be a useful biomarker in the diagnosis and prognosis of oral cancers. More...03 Sep 2002
Retrotransposons Remodel the Genome
A new study reveals that retrotransposons, DNA sequences that are easily and naturally copied from one location in the genome and inserted elsewhere, particularly in developing eggs and sperm, cause dramatic rearrangements when they move from chromosome to chromosome. More...29 Aug 2002
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