NTU Study Reveals How Tumors Resist and Reverse Cancer Drug Resistance
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Researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University have identified mechanisms by which tumors hijack DNA repair processes to develop resistance to anti-cancer drugs. The study also explores how this drug resistance can potentially be reversed, offering new avenues for cancer treatment.
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