Researchers Suggest Shape-Shifting Drives Spread of Childhood Cancers
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Researchers at the University of East Anglia have proposed that the aggressive spread of some childhood cancers may be due to shape-shifting mechanisms rather than genetic mutations. This explanation offers a new perspective on how these tumours disseminate throughout the body.
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