Colorectal Cancer Gene Implicated in Broad Range of Solid Tumors

Gen del cáncer colorrectal implicado en una amplia gama de tumores sólidos

Un gen asociado con el cáncer colorrectal parece desempeñar también un papel en el desarrollo de otros tumores sólidos, según un estudio de más de 350.000 muestras de biopsias de pacientes realizado por investigadores del Centro Oncológico Kimmel de Johns Hopkins, la Escuela de Salud Pública Bloomberg de Johns Hopkins y Medicina de la Fundación.

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