Variations In Telomere Lengthening Genes May Predispose Some People to Papillary Thyroid Cancer

Las variaciones en los genes de alargamiento de los telómeros pueden predisponer a algunas personas al cáncer papilar de tiroides

Las variaciones en tres genes relacionados con el mantenimiento de la longitud de los telómeros (capas protectoras del ADN en los cromosomas) pueden explicar hasta el 4,5% de los cánceres papilares de tiroides, la forma más común de la enfermedad.

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