A group of scientists from the University of Saskatchewan has unveiled a novel approach to target breast cancer cells, potentially leading to more individualized therapies.
Instead of emphasizing the distinctions among cancer cells, the researchers concentrated on their commonalities, enabling them to identify the fundamental factors crucial for tumor development.
Although their discoveries are not yet ready for clinical application, this method could offer a new avenue for cancer patients, offering treatments that are tailored to the genetic characteristics of the tumor.
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