Study reveals cellular differences in colorectal cancer tumors of young adults
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This research comes after an extensive mapping of over 850,000 cells from 189 colorectal cancer tumors, revealing that tumors in patients under 50 have distinct cellular compositions and gene activity. These findings provide insights into why colorectal cancer may be more aggressive in younger adults.
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